Examples of using External cooperation in English and their translations into Slovak
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As far as the former are concerned, there exists an instrument for external cooperation which is currently being strengthened.
The"External Cooperation" Info Point acts as the interface between citizens and the various services
Introduction 08 The potential benefits of blending external cooperation grants with loans 01 Blending mechanisms combine loans2 from financial institutions with grants.
Eu is the European Commission's primary online knowledge sharing platform on development, external cooperation and policy.
Blending gives grant donors the possibility of leveraging their external cooperation funds by mobilising loans from financial institutions.
Eu is the European Commission's primary online knowledge sharing platform on development, external cooperation and policy, the aim of which is to improve capacity development through knowledge sharing.
Calls for more stringent parliamentary oversight of the working arrangements concluded with third countries and other external cooperation activities of the EU's relevant agencies;
similar scheme could prove useful also for the EU's external cooperation programmes.
Article 9 of the Decision creating the EEAS specifies that the management of the Union's external cooperation remains under the responsibility of the Commission,
Its External Cooperation Window is based on various Council regulations,
complementary with the objectives of other European Union policies such as industrial policy, external cooperation policy, the common commercial policy,
The measures will complement existing external cooperation instruments at the disposal of the Union,
provided blithely perfect and reliable supplier as well as supervision on the quality of product and labor through external cooperation with our company.
an additional sum of EUR 460 million to be funded through existing Community external cooperation instruments.
These findings have been used, with other reports, by the EU Platform for blending in external cooperation(EUBEC), set up in December 2012,
Recalls that the Union has intensified its external cooperation with third countries in migration and asylum in order to respond adequately to the current refugee crisis,
structural funds, and external cooperation programmes.
Geographical and thematic financial instruments remain of key importance for external cooperation and will have to be used in a comprehensive
equally important, the external dimension- external cooperation in culture and culture in the Union's external policy.
This is why I am particularly glad to report the successful launch this academic year of an Erasmus Mundus external cooperation window, linking up Europeans with students