Examples of using Non-state actors in English and their translations into Swedish
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The non-State actors, the criminals, must answer before the Italian justice.
Annual Action Programme for Non-State Actors and Local Authorities in Development Part II: Targeted projects.
There must be permanent consultation with non-state actors in order to combat extreme poverty in the world.
Parliament is concerned about the way non-state actors and international organisations are using European Union funds.
A similar strategic approach towards non-State actors(civil society,
Building the general capacity of non-state actors to respond to crisis situations
More worrying is the lack of instruments to bind non-State actors into the ACP-EU partnership.
Moreover, a horizontal programme to fund non-State actors should also be set in place to complement programmes at national level.
particularly innovative projects and to support non-state actors, as well as to promote events and studies.
which is manifested in the desire to broaden ACP-EU cooperation to embrace a whole range of non-State actors.
consultation of civil society and non-State actors.
Hence, if one excludes the interruption of economic relations with non-State actors from the realm of acceptable means to achieve the objectives permitted by Article 301 EC, one cannot use Article 308 EC to bring those means back in.
As far as the management of the funds and the funding decisions of non-state actors' activities are concerned, the HoD should
Either a measure directed against non-State actors fits the objectives of the CFSP which the Community can pursue by virtue of Article 301 EC,
The Commission's Communication on the participation of non-state actors in EC development policy(COM(2002)
The purpose of the project is to advance the performance of state and non-state actors, both at central and local level for effective enforcement
as well as with many other partners and non-state actors.
NGOs, other Non-State actors and the situation and rights of women.
financial sanctions against non-State actors who are situated in third countries.
be highly destabilizing or have strong undesired side-effects such as empowering terrorists and other non-state actors.