Examples of using Existing instruments in English and their translations into Romanian
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Potential beneficiaries are faced with a daunting multitude of existing instruments(national and regional programs,
To provide guidance on the correct application of existing instruments for the green, social
Existing instruments for cooperation within FP7 such as Article 169 initiatives
Potential beneficiaries are faced with a daunting multitude of existing instruments(national and regional programs,
Communication and cooperation within and between existing instruments needs to be improved for their objectives to be translated in practice.
Make full use of the existing instruments, in particular the financing programmes to combat racism and xenophobia.
Improving European judicial cooperation through existing instruments and instruments being developed at Community level;
maternity leave cannot be seen in isolation of the range of other existing instruments in this area.
In addition, the existing instruments to relieve double taxation do not always function in an effective manner.
The EESC considers that it would be more appropriate to use existing instruments, giving consumer organisations greater authority.
Innovation is based on three existing instruments.
Considers that this proposal should combine structural change with large investment initiatives building on existing instruments(EU budget, EFSI);
First and foremost the consistency of Union legislation should be enhanced by streamlining the existing instruments.
In June, eurozone leaders affirmed that they were ready to use existing instruments in a flexible and efficient manner.
The Commission intends to follow up these issues through existing instruments and in cooperation with other donors.
The Commission assures us that funding will come from existing instruments, primarily the structural funds.
Therefore, priority should be given to implementing and revising existing instruments rather than establishing new controls.
Extradition requests received before 1 January 2004 will continue to be governed by existing instruments relating to extradition.
Much remains to be done to ensure the full implementation and enforcement of existing instruments.
call for consolidation of existing instruments in order to offset them.