Examples of using Coordinated action in English and their translations into Romanian
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invited the Member States to step up coordinated action.
appreciating the need for coordinated action channelled toward fruitful ends,
require coordinated action at global level.
The abuse and lack of international coordinated action to help the Rohingya must be addressed.
Thanks to the coordinated action of all sides involved,
Timely and coordinated action by Member States and the Commission contributed to safeguarding financial stability.
Speech by President von der Leyen at the European Parliament Plenary on the EU coordinated action to combat the coronavirus pandemic and its consequences.
Emphasises that the Recovery Plan proposes multi-layered coordinated action to strengthen Europe's economies;
I am convinced that coordinated action at EU level can help to strengthen the markets in new technologies for clean vehicles
Its main objectives are to create a harmonised framework for coordinated action at European level,
A coordinated action by the EU with other technology leaders,
Such violence is present throughout the Union and coordinated action is necessary in order to address it.
I agree that coordinated action is needed at the same time from the authorities and civil society in order to support victims of domestic violence.
It will propose coordinated action by Member States to ensure an appropriate follow-up,
I think that the European Union tourism sector needs to be strengthened through coordinated action at EU level which will complement Member States' initiatives.
I think that coordinated action between the EU and UN would ensure a peaceful transition to democracy.
There is no spontaneous coordinated action to eliminate these obstacles to the internal market.
It will, of course, just be a new beginning for coordinated action at EU and national level for helping this truly European minority.
This means that coordinated action at the Union level is more effective in addressing these challenges than individual actions of single Member States.
This will facilitate coordinated action in the event of a failure of a cross-border group,