Examples of using Build on existing in English and their translations into Swedish
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This would build on existing initiatives such as the international system for integrated environmental
They will build on existing frameworks and guidelines, and not duplicate work by others.
It will be consistent with and build on existing instruments Europe 2020,
tap into the knowledge of others, and build on existing work.
Where possible, the work will build on existing structures and developments, and the portal will
It would build on existing cards which already provide young people with benefits in various fields travel,
The strategic partnership will build on existing relations between the EU
This will build on existing initiatives such as the Portal on Learning Opportunities throughout the European Space PLOTEUS.
Regarding EU funding programmes, the factsheets will build on existing implementation and evaluation reports produced to meet the obligations set out in the Financial Regulation and the relevant legal basis.
An ODR system at European level should build on existing ADR entities in the Member States
Build on existing and proven aid delivery practices
To achieve this, ESF funding will build on existing national policies by supporting and strengthening labour market
Build on existing investments to securely add messaging,
The criteria build on existing obligations and developments within the EU legislation,
The Council believes that such a mechanism could usefully build on existing networks, rather than duplicating them.
Actions should build on existing efforts and could be incorporated into national economic
which will build on existing Community initiatives and provide criteria to promote greater choice and flexibility for using out-of-court resolution schemes.
This will build on existing initiatives such as the Thematic Strategy for the Sustainable Use of Natural Resources;
only encourage the development of a culture of close cooperation, which may usefully build on existing cooperation mechanisms, for instance between the authorities designated under the 1980 Hague Convention.
would have to build on existing structures, giving them sufficient resources to act quickly and promptly in the event of a disaster of any kind.