Examples of using The existing instruments in English and their translations into Polish
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In the introductory chapter of the Explanatory Memorandum of its proposal the Commission mentions LIFE as one of the existing instruments to be incorporated into the CIFP.
use more effectively the existing instruments including the Schengen Information System.
Dividing this range into 150 channels will allow to obtain much more information compared to the existing instruments.
The existing instruments that are not included in the financial framework(the Emergency Aid Reserve,
Ministers referred to the existing instruments promoting gender equality within the second pillar
in order to enforce the existing instruments and to broaden the procedures for coordination
is aimed at improving the existing instruments used to combat trafficking in human beings and to provide victim support.
post-crisis management has not been included as the existing instruments already allow the Commission to address these issues.
simplify and rationalise the existing instruments and to ensure the necessary flexibility to face new objectives
BAR_ Summary of responses and how they have been taken into account The consultation process revealed widespread support for the overall policy objective to strengthen the existing instruments in the field of civil protection.
simplify and rationalise the existing instruments and to ensure the necessary flexibility to face new objectives
long term vision of the future of renewable energy in the EU, building on the existing instruments, notably the renewable Electricity Directive.
but regrets that the existing instruments and structures have not been fully explored and that progress in the fight against poverty and social exclusion was limited.
The existing instruments, such as the European economic interest grouping on Community level or bi- or multilateral agreements between Member States have proven ill-adapted to organising a structured co-operation of structural fund programmes within the INTERREG initiative during the 2000-2006 programming period.
proposes additional measures to strengthen the existing instruments and to meet the mandates given by the European Council.
The existing instruments, such as the European economic interest grouping,
which are part of the approach seeking to boost current efforts to tackle IS problems and maximise the existing instruments and legislation.
a much wider group, European funding may need to be restructured and the existing instruments reoriented to give these activities more visibility and effectiveness.
introduce no new bureaucracy since it will operate through the existing instruments of the Interregional Cooperation