Examples of using Key instruments in English and their translations into Portuguese
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While Member States control key instruments such as national budgets,
In my opinion, one of the key instruments for the success of the'Union of Innovation' project,
Education in Russian is one of the key instruments for implementing Russia's soft power policy of the Russian Federation
Social Crisis has concluded that one of the key instruments to aid economic recovery should be that of cohesion funding across all regions of the EU.
shares her view that measures on energy efficiency are one of the key instruments in tackling climate change.
its cumulative effect over the whole territory of the Union is one of the key instruments which will enable the Union
piano began to make its way… to the roots of American music. Becoming one of the key instruments in playing the blues.
the White House, key instruments of America's national power once again were allowed to wither
The code forms the legal basis for levying these duties and, as such, one of the key instruments for protecting the financial interests of the Community
Rare Disease Patient Registries constitute key instruments for increasing knowledge on rare diseases,
spirit of the reform, work was carried out on the regional development programmes(RDPs), the key instruments for the coordination of regional policies and the frame of reference for ERDF assistance.
is one of the key instruments to make it easier for developing countries to achieve growth.
are therefore key instruments in providing young people with opportunities for non-formal
information are the key instruments of active and responsible citizenship,
user embracement as soft technologies are key instruments for the solvability of mental health care,
Brussels, 21 May 2012- Today is the 20th anniversary of two key instruments for the conservation and sustainable use of nature in the EU:
It is recalled that the Lisbon European Council decided that the BEPG should be one of the key instruments to achieve the new strategic goal to make the EU by 2010"the most competitive
dimension of freedom comprising, amongst other key instruments, the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union and the Geneva Convention relating to the Status of Refugees.
The development of TransEuropean Transport Networks not only remains a priority for the European Union as one of the key instruments for encouraging growth,
will become key instruments in protecting this industrial property which is so important for so many sectors, including textiles.