Examples of using Coherent approach in English and their translations into Swedish
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It is therefore vital to introduce a more coherent approach by Member States to the European migration policy,
The absence of a coherent approach across the EU on these issues seriously affects cross-border clearing
The Committee considers that the proposal to develop a coherent approach to support mechanisms should not harm successful national measures.
The fragmented approach of today must be replaced by a more coherent approach to achieve significant progress.
The aluminium industry has formed a European Aluminium Technology Platform to develop a coherent approach to research and technology.
A coherent approach to prevention must encompass prosecution
The EU underscores the need for a coherent approach to the rule of law sector,
Ensuring a coherent approach across the Community to benefit from experiences of national voluntary monitoring systems on synthetic drug precursors.
The right of free movement will be helped by a coherent approach to the recognition of qualifications
Through a coordinated and coherent approach, the current strategy has contributed to the combating of trafficking in human beings at regional,
In order to have a concerted and coherent approach, the Commission has initiated a constructive dialogue with Member States
The Commission intends to present a communication on a coherent approach to charging in 1998.
The European Council called for a broad horizontal and coherent approach for a modern European industrial policy accompanying structural change and economic renewal.
Most Member States currently do not have a very coherent approach to guaranteeing security of gas supplies in the internal market.
That will help us to build a coherent approach that can serve as a model for elsewhere.
This integration permits a more coherent approach to the future development of the agricultural sector in these regions.
Today's fragmented approach must be replaced by a more coherent approach to achieve significant progress.
making a coherent approach all the more essential.
local authorities, to identify priorities and ensure a coherent approach.
EEA countries a consistent and coherent approach in the revision process.