Examples of using Complementarities in English and their translations into Slovak
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(2) by developing synergies and complementarities with other Community policies, cohesion policy can further contribute to the Lisbon agenda;
In the IATA7 ruling, the ECJ confirmed its full compatibility with the Montreal convention and the complementarities between the two legal instruments.
Furthermore, complementarities should be sought with other policy instruments and budgets to ensure the application of research results.
common efforts are needed to achieve more synergies and complementarities between different policies,
Step up efforts to achieve more synergies and complementarities between different policies,
Some MS have succeeded in creating effective complementarities, but generally a global strategic approach to ensure full complementarities and synergies between SF has been missing.
(iii) complementarities between the Funds and other Union instruments, including LIFE strategic integrated projects
Russia have strong complementarities in the fields of titanium
space for knowledge and technologies in which transnational synergies and complementarities are fully exploited.
access to labour markets there are complementarities with the ESF.
spiritual difference and complementarities are oriented towards the goods of marriage
The SIA shall include an analysis of potential synergies and complementarities between EIT activities
I voted against the report by Mr Roszkowski on complementarities and coordination of cohesion policy with rural development measures.
(5) Under direct management, the EMFF should develop synergies and complementarities with other relevant Union funds and programmes.
to deploy resources in order to publicise these tools and develop complementarities between them;
Foster closer coordination between policies for environmental technologies to maximise synergies and complementarities in technology deployment, including policies for boosting demand,
running the risk of missing potential gains from policy synergies and reform complementarities.
Synergies and complementarities between the Community Programme and the Member States reform programmes are key
other relevant stakeholders in the implementation of the programme in order to maximise complementarities with existing activities.
governments run the risk of missing potential gains from policy synergies and reform complementarities.