Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Gradual integration in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Economic liberalisation and the country's gradual integration into the international community are not being accompanied by similar political liberalisation
Doubling our efforts to achieve gradual integration, if not assimilation,
by measures which stimulate gradual integration of the informal sector into the formal economy.
the Presidency's suggested texts have also mentioned explicitly the objective of gradual integration of the WEU into the Union.
will support Estonia's gradual integration into the Union.
sustainable development and the gradual integration of the ACP countries into the world economy; for their part, the ACP countries have undertaken to implement a development strategy.
con vergence and gradual integration of the statistical systems of the Member States:
We also support the gradual integration of the Western European Union into the EU,
relationship of close cooperation, which offers gradual integration, which genuinely offers the Union
the indispensable emancipation of Europe in a transatlantic alliance, without cutting the ties that unite us with the United States, the gradual integration of a Europe of defence, of the Western European Union, into the institutional framework, are well covered in this report.
provide a basis for Community technical and financial assistance, and an appropriate framework to support Romania's gradual integration into the Union.
on sustainable development(including its environmental pillar) and gradual integration within the regional and world economies.
The Union must work to secure greater coherence in the management of the world economy, gradual integration of the developing countries,
better dissemination of information on such procedures and gradual integration into the academic and research networks in Europe on the themes covered by the Framework Programme.
the Road Maps for the Four Common Spaces adopted at the Moscow Summit in May 2005 foresaw promoting the complementarily of transport sectors and gradual integration of transport networks,
establishment of a strong Community regulator; gradual integration of civilian and military management;
institutional reforms will offer the country gradual integration into the EU's policies and programmes.
will support Latvia's gradual integration into the Union.
will support Slovenia's gradual integration into the Union.
deeper political association and gradual integration into the EU economy.