Examples of using Scientific and technical cooperation in English and their translations into Swedish
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To formulate opinions on the scientific and technical cooperation envisaged between the European Communities,
COST continues to play a substantial role in the development of scientific and technical cooperation in Europe as an important pillar in the European Research Area.
On 1 July, the Commission proposed concluding a scientific and technical cooperation agreement with Russia-> point 263.
Scientific and technical cooperation agreements were signed in 1995 with a number of non-European industrialized countries.
licensing of projects, scientific and technical cooperation.
It reminded the Community that EUR 6 million had yet to be paid in the context of scientific and technical cooperation.
The Commission continued its negotiations with Switzerland concerning a scientific and technical cooperation agreement and continued scientific and technical cooperation with non-European countries.
to develop pro grammes to encourage dissemination of knowledge, scientific and technical cooperation, and technology transfer.
their mutual interest in cooperating in this matter, this Agreement renews their scientific and technical cooperation for the duration of the 5th Framework Programme.
The Council adopted a decision approving the signature of a scientific and technical cooperation agreement with Switzerland in order to associate this country
The Council adopted a decision authorising the signing of a scientific and technical cooperation agreement with Israel,
Mr President, in 2002 this Parliament agreed a resolution not to pursue scientific and technical cooperation with Israel because of the violent
Scientific and technical cooperation with third party industrial countries,
Any other modality adopted by the EC-Egypt Joint Scientific and Technical Cooperation Committee, as defined in Article 4,
Scientific and technical cooperation with industrialized countries contributes to a concerted development of science and technology on a worldwide level and facilitates the access of European scientists
The multitude and the diversity of the above activities emphasizes the growing need for a cohereni overall strategy for scientific and technical cooperation with third countries
in turn provides for promoting scientific and technical cooperation with nonmember countries,
In May 1995 the Commission submitted a Communication on the prospects for scientific and technical cooperation with the NIS(COM(95) 190 final- not referred to the ESC)
acknowledging the need to continue scientific and technical cooperation to further the understanding of these issues.
than encouraging regrettable abuses, the renewal of the scientific and technical cooperation agreement aims to maintain dialogue within a specific sector and with a population that should be supported.