Examples of using The integrated guidelines in English and their translations into Swedish
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The integrated guidelines call on Member States to expand
The Integrated Guidelines for Growth and Jobs6 highlight the need for the adaptation of employment legislation to promote flexibility combined with employment security and reduce labour market segmentation.
The Integrated guidelines for Member States' employment policies7 recognise the importance of competences for employment(especially for vulnerable groups) and for adapting to change.
The integrated guidelines for the period 2008-2010 are presented in one comprehensive document with two parts.
The integrated guidelines invite Member States to encourage the sustainable use of resources and strengthen the synergies between environmental protection and growth.
The Integrated Guidelines invite Member States to take action for achieving better reconciliation of family and working life.
The integrated guidelines recognise the enhanced need for economic policy co-ordination in the euro area,
These proposals have been taken up only to a partial extent in the Integrated Guidelines for Growth and Jobs10, which have in the meantime been presented.
This objective was confirmed in the integrated guidelines(Guideline No 17), which were adopted as a key element of the new Lisbon strategy steering mechanism in 2005.
Throughout the next cycle of the Integrated Guidelines, Member States will be invited to use their National Reform Programmes to report explicitly on their flexicurity strategies.
In the Communication the following aspects of the Integrated Guidelines were identified as relevant to maximise the impact of the Lisbon Strategy.
In the Communication the following aspects of the Integrated Guidelines were identified as relevant to maximise the impact of the Youth Pact.
That policy guideline is indeed part of the integrated guidelines adopted by the European Council in March this year.
The Integrated Guidelines decided by the Council do not really reflect the need for reinforced coordination of policies but remain fragmented.
In the context of the European Employment Strategy, the Integrated Guidelines call for Member States to give consideration to integration of immigrants into EU labour markets22.
The Integrated Guidelines decided by the Council do not really reflect the need for cohesion between the areas for reform,
A Council Decision on guidelines for the employment policies of the Member States- Part II of the Integrated Guidelines.
as outlined in the Integrated Guidelines for Growth and Jobs6.
Stability is indeed important for the effectiveness of the Lisbon Strategy and the integrated guidelines.
It will also ensure a clearer link with the European Employment Strategy and the Integrated Guidelines on Employment.