Examples of using More systematically in English and their translations into Polish
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professions or products are more systematically associated with a specific gender than in other Member States.
in future it will really be possible to assess progress more systematically.
The specific challenges faced by the social partners should be considered more systematically and in greater detail in country assessments and reports.
They also begin to use the dedicated rapid alert system for business('Business Application') more systematically.
Such information needs to be generated and shared more systematically to facilitate environmental impact assessments.
Member States should more systematically take the opportunity provided by the treaties to use collective bargaining when transposing directives,
Develop the Black Sea Cooperation Platform and apply more systematically migration profiles
Member States have not yet drawn more systematically and extensively on such best practices in order to improve their own record of policy implementation.
In 2008, it has put increasing emphasis on the need to quantify impacts more systematically and to address clearly the issue of administrative burdens.
the EESC urges the EC to promote deinstitutionalisation more systematically and effectively in policies, programmes and funding instruments.
the EESC urges the EC to promote deinstitutionalisation more systematically and effectively through specific policies, programmes and funding instruments.
Issues concerning fragility will more systematically be included in the regular political dialogue with partner countries that are showing signs of fragility.
Raise more systematically enforcement concerns at Summit meetings and in the Councils/Committees created in the framework of these bilateral agreements.
Odometer fraud should also be more systematically considered as an offence liable to a penalty.
Moreover, a disaster preparedness component has also been included more systematically in the humanitarian response to natural disasters.
parliamentary levels needs to be reinforced so that the compatibility of legislation with EU norms is more systematically ensured.
When preparing new projects the Commission should take into account more systematically the experiences of earlier projects.
For that, the EU needs a structured common system to pool European resettlement efforts more systematically.
and their initiatives more systematically supported.
If the EU is to engage more systematically in facilitating and managing migration