Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Make a positive contribution in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Properly managed labour migration can make a positive contribution to our economies and to our societies
Some 100 million EU citizens make a positive contribution to their community offering their time,
With the right approach, the private sector can make a positive contribution, but it also brings specific risks.
The entertainment can make a positive contribution to the quality and enjoyment of life for all of us.
Most of the amendments significantly improve the text and make a positive contribution to the programme.
That is why it is important that we, in this European Parliament, make a positive contribution to this neighbourhood policy process.
The Council is currently working on a common position that will make a positive contribution to the review conference.
The dream of the Accelerators is a world in which all flowers and plants make a positive contribution to humanity and the environment.
more, we firmly believe that we make a positive contribution and help to make a difference.
iron in cinnamon, which make a positive contribution to the functioning of your brain in general.
I hope that this stage will make a positive contribution to improving transport on inland waterways.
The, Community must face up to its responsibility and make a positive contribution to solving those countries' most urgent problem.
The staggering of holiday dates could make a positive contribution to prolonging the season
Commission buildings should therefore not be a blot on the landscape, but instead make a positive contribution to city life.
transparently implemented it would make a positive contribution to the search for peace in Colombia.
Janine and Future for kids will examine together in what way Future for Kids can make a positive contribution to the children on the island of Flores.
The competitive edge of domestic production over foreign supply helps explaining why net exports could make a positive contribution to GDP in 2001, despite the sharp decline in world trade.
The competitive edge of domestic production over foreign supply helps to explain why net exports could make a positive contribution to GDP in 2001, despite the sharp decline in world trade.