Examples of using External cooperation in English and their translations into Swedish
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as well as regional policy and external cooperation, should integrate this dimension.
Member States' resources will reinforce the EU effort by strengthening the European dimension of external cooperation and enhancing EU visibility.
which outlined a comprehensive approach to children by the EU using all available instruments in external cooperation.
concrete participation so as to strengthen both internal and external cooperation.
strengthening the research through increased internal and external cooperation.
Funding of the GAMM under the 2007-13 MFF has been ensured primarily under the EU's external cooperation instruments.
For Lohmann, the Code of Conduct is a mandatory is a mandatory behavioural guideline for all areas of in-house and external cooperation.
To this end, the budget of the Programme will be complemented by financial allocations coming from the different external cooperation instruments.
development and external cooperation, trade policy,
The European Commission budget of €96.8 billion allocated for the 2014-2020 period for EU external cooperation, including for development assistance,
fostering greater internal and external cooperation, offering protection to persons in need,
Article 9 of the Decision creating the EEAS specifies that the management of the Union's external cooperation remains under the responsibility of the Commission, with the High Representative ensuring
The Health Security Initiative will appropriately take into account the EU external cooperation activities for health crises prevention and responses with third countries
communications; and external cooperation.
Its External Cooperation Window is based on various Council regulations,
The weight of budget support in our external cooperation- almost half of EDF programming- requires an open debate on this controversial issue
to strengthen in particular the financial means for external cooperation.
In the external field, a specific EU platform for external cooperation and development is under development, combining the respective strengths of the Commission, Member States and European bilateral and multilateral financial institutions(notably the EIB) active in the external cooperation and development field.
This is why I am particularly glad to report the successful launch this academic year of an Erasmus Mundus external cooperation window, linking up Europeans with students
to strengthen in particular the financial means for external cooperation.