Examples of using External dimension in English and their translations into Slovak
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Giving European asylum policy an external dimension.
The EASO should be fully involved in the external dimension of the CEAS.
The external dimension of social policy includes activities
(RO) The external dimension of social policy includes European Union activities and initiatives aimed at promoting labour
This chapter argues that maritime policy must possess an external dimension, since the world's oceans are interconnected
The first step in this search is to understand that the Lisbon Strategy lacks an external dimension and that it will have to become a part of a more complex economic and social strategy.
The external dimension of environmental policy will also be considered based on the evaluation conclusions.
I voted in favour of this resolution on the external dimension of social policy,
The external dimension of social policy includes activities
In certain countries, the external dimension of EU policies has a greater impact on development than aid.
(d) support for pilot projects based on partnerships with an external dimension designed to develop innovation
In writing.- The report on the external dimension of social policy relates to a priority for the EU social policies.
(LT) The external dimension of social policy includes EU activities
Community policies, each having an external dimension, need also to contribute to good governance.
The policy context also includes the Union's sectoral policy priorities and strategies with an external dimension and the integration of cross-sectoral policies such as climate action.
its effects on the labour market and the external dimension of social security coordination.
One of the main challenges for the strategy is the external dimension especially because of the key role that Russia plays in the Baltic Sea area.
The opinion supports the external dimension of EU social security coordination set out in the Commission's Communication
The EESC believes that civil society organisations, especially workers' and employers' representatives, must be taken into consideration when developing the external dimension of coordination rules.
It also addressed the external dimension of Europe's transport networks,