Examples of using Common basic principles in English and their translations into Swedish
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However, national efforts to implement‘common basic principles' can be supported by a Fund in view of the implications of these policies for the other Member States.
This is the first of the common basic principles for integration that were adopted by the Council in 2004.
The common basic principles state that integration is a dynamic, two-way process of mutual understanding
This should involve translating the common basic principles, quality requirements and indicative descriptors into specific objectives
In 2004, the common basic principles for immigrant integration policy were agreed at EU level.
The Common Basic Principles will provide the roadmap for the Forum's activities
In accordance with the common basic principles, the six main policy objectives to which the Fund shall contribute are.
The common basic principles can also help determine how these policies can best engage other actors involved in integration for example, social partners, NGOs.
These aims are based on the Common Basic Principles on Integration adopted by the Council in November 2004.
In this respect, the common basic principles underlying a coherent European framework on integration should be established.
With this third edition, almost all areas of relevance identified by the Common Basic Principles agreed by Member States back in 2004 have been covered.
The Commission's 2005 Common Agenda for Integration aimed at implementing the common basic principles went one step further but did not tackle the key integration challenges.
The Committee believes that Asylum and Migration Fund resources should not be used to fund national programmes which violate human rights or contradict the common basic principles for integration.
In 2014, the Council adopted conclusions on the integration of non-EU nationals legally residing in the EU which reaffirmed the Common Basic Principles.
In 2014 the Justice and Home Affairs Council reaffirmed the EU Common Basic Principles for Immigrant Integration Policy adopted in 2004,
This platform has led to the elaboration of the common basic principles for Roma inclusion,
symbolically reflected in the adoption of common basic principles.
the representatives of the governments of the Member States established on 19 November 2004‘Common Basic Principles for immigrant integration policy in the European Union.
In order to prevent problems for consumers and citizens or any damage being caused to cohesion,"[t]he EESC reiterates its call for the common basic principles to which all SGIs must adhere to be defined at Community level.
The EU now has various instruments for the coordination of national integration policies based on the adoption and implementation of common basic principles and the exchange of information and practices.