Examples of using Common strategy in English and their translations into Slovak
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it's no surprise that mass defence is a common strategy in the natural world.
Attracting foreign workers by simplification of the hiring and employing process is common strategy of the V4 countries.
meet therapeutic goals is a common strategy found in many treatment approaches.
Europe must focus on a common strategy, but it must not forget the specific features of each country.
That is why the Commission has over recent years worked out a common strategy and built a common framework with Member States.
It was complemented by the EU Common Strategy on Russia, which expired in June 2004.
First of all, the internal borders within Schengen depend on a common strategy, a common concern about our external borders.
has developed a common strategy.
Member States to agree a common strategy as soon as possible.
based on specific needs and related to a common strategy(a holistic approach).
there were even doubts that Europe could have a common strategy on immigration.
fans are not very common strategy.
At a time when Europe is considering a common strategy for its supply of raw materials
The cooperation on its interconnectivity has recently been stepped up with the signature by the Transmission System Operators of Spain, France and Portugal of a common strategy paper for the development of interconnection in January 2015.
And yet, we still have no common strategy, and there is no coordination of measures taken by the various institutions
Leaders who include German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Emmanuel Macron are pressing for a common strategy to handle China's relentless advance into Europe, and still with some
which can only be achieved on the back of a common strategy.
If the Union fails to have a vision or a common strategy for addressing the challenges and opportunities of globalisation,
A common strategy can foster the development of Europe's cultural resources,
ensure that in certain cases the interests of individual Member States do not take precedence over the achievement of common strategy goals.