Examples of using To introducing in English and their translations into Romanian
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and also to introducing and promoting the cultural
Consideration could therefore be given to introducing an obligation for Member States to criminalise ML and TF in a
The Course is dedicated to introducing the journalism to students
Both institutions reaffirmed their commitment to introducing measures to improve the implementation and widen the scope
Though much progress has achieved in recent years as a result of implementing common minimum standards with a view to introducing the CEAS, considerable disparities remain between Member States on granting protection
The Committee is sceptical that Member States would agree to introducing a new financial instrument to fund the CCI
In addition to introducing the soft-law measures in policy option 2
the Member States' main effort should be directed above all to introducing internal reform processes for the institutions
consideration should be given to introducing a"statute for an EU public enterprise",
The proposal is limited to introducing a simplification into the operations of the European Social Fund to encourage the effective,
The Committee calls on the Commission to engage in negotiations with partner countries with a view to introducing changes in the Rules of Procedure of intergovernmental platforms to grant permanent participant status to the Forum in those Platforms.
In the policy area“cross-border distance sales”, options range from no change to introducing a notification obligation
Albania have debated with a view to introducing sharia and on what dates these debates took place?
These will examine the full range of options available for addressing the enforcement challenges of the future- from maintaining the current framework, to introducing new legislation- and should lay the
conceal the fact that the main source of opposition to introducing the treaty may turn out to be Germany.
This would require a revision of the Directive with a view to modify the definition of"mobile worker" as in option C.1 and to introducing requirements concerning cooperation to ensure equitable application of the rules and full compliance throughout the Community.
need to be evidence-based, comprehensive and consistent, which requires shifting from implementing individual measures to introducing comprehensive strategies against ESL.
the main requirement is to shift from implementing individual measures to introducing a comprehensive policy against early school leaving.
Member States should carry out pilot projects with the aim of exploring ways to reduce such catches and with a view to introducing appropriate technical measures to achieve this aim.
Indeed, the proposal does not create a mechanism for the informal resolution of labour disputes at national level with a view to introducing some form of pre-jurisdictional control over union actions(as suggested in the 2010 Monti report),