Examples of using Common european approach in English and their translations into Swedish
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Viviane Reding, propose a common European approach with all necessary requirements concerning all technological,
The EESC wishes to stress the importance of a common European approach, as it brings substantial added value to integration policies
The Committee wishes to emphasise the importance of a common European approach, with practical policy measures aimed at achieving immediate progress in the field of human resources in science and technology.
as well as the absence of a common European approach.
and only a common European approach will do.
by applying the producer responsibility concept to additional waste streams on the basis of a common European approach.
we will definitely propose a common European approach on what the standards might be
This Court has further found that there is a clear trend in favour of allowing voting by non-resident nationals, even though no common European approach exists yet.
while the directive lays down rules for identifying those infrastructures which, according to a common European approach, require protection.
Forum members shall ensure appropriate co-ordination between the work of Member State competent authority and that of the Forum in order to promote a common European approach to enforcement and to ensure that the Forum's work is informed by practical experience.
It is important to note that the Commission communication is recommending the common European approach as a complement to the prerogatives of Member States regarding the use of their national legislation.
The answer should be based on the common European approach and more economic coordination,
We want to see more democratic legitimacy and a common European approach to migration that is based on the principles of cohesion
The directive aims at developing a common European approach to railway safety, in particular at
Commissioner for Migration, Home Affairs and Citizenship Dimitris Avramopoulos said:“The results of our common European approach on migration speak for themselves:
As you know, in February 2008 the Commission presented a communication entitled'A common European approach to Sovereign Wealth Funds'. In its communication the Commission notes that new legislative measures at Community level are unnecessary,
There is a risk of a yet increased fragmentation of the regulatory environment in the EU, unless common European approaches are sought.
These challenges are enormous and they call for a common European approach.
Most of this could be avoided through a common European approach.
In this area, we are deliberately- and rightly- opting for a common European approach.