Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Luxembourg process in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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initiatives mentioned in this section were already considered under the Luxembourg Process.
They will be compatible with the indicators defined in the Luxembourg process, which is undergoing revision.
The Commission is also convinced that undeclared work should be dealt with within the framework of the Luxembourg process.
It therefore endorses the Lisbon appeal to involve the social partners more closely in the Luxembourg process.
The objective of the draft Report is to inform the Vienna European Council in December 1998 of the progress made to date under the Luxembourg process.
This became possible through the Amsterdam Treaty and by the fact that the Luxembourg process had been set in motion.
the social partners to the Luxembourg process.
The policy on employment, or Luxembourg process, is to be commended,
A big step forward will be the subsequent Luxembourg process, which invests in new technology
The Luxembourg process is based on four operational pillars:
the complementarity to the objectives of the Luxembourg process of the three main objectives set out in the Report on the concrete future objectives of education and training systems.
In order to exploit growth potential fully, an improved macroeconomic dialogue and the coordinated employment strategy initiated as part of the Luxembourg process must be supplemented by economic reforms of the kind launched by the Cardiff process. .
Meanwhile, the Luxembourg process has, in fact, been overtaken by the Lisbon process to a certain extent,
I think that it is easy to identify the lessons which can be drawn from the Luxembourg process and to declare them applicable to social protection.
In fact, since their inception, the Luxembourg process and the Employment Guidelines in particular have increasingly incorporated the local dimension,
Negotiations on ESF programmes have shown the commitment of the Member States to allocate Community funding in line with their employment policies as established in the framework of the Luxembourg process.
It mentioned that the surveillance of the implementation of the Guidelines- to be carried out via the Joint Employment Report- is an essential element of the Luxembourg process, which needs to be reinforced.
square on the European agenda, it is obvious that the Luxembourg process alone will not be enough to bring about a drastic reduction in unemployment in Europe.
I unreservedly support the proposal to implement a second Luxembourg process to deal with social exclusion,
These processes include in particular the 1997 Luxembourg process for the development of a European employment policy,