Voorbeelden van het gebruik van More systematic approach in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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the Commission intends to develop a more systematic approach to cooperation in this field which constitutes a major sector for enhancing social cohesion
very often to the disadvantage of a more systematic approach and the wider interests of all communes.
we have the ambition to develop a more systematic approach to demonstrate the value
Unless there is a more systematic approach across the ICT sector to measuring and quantifying the energy
A more systematic approach to fighting fraud against the EU budget will be adopted thanks to new IT tools to improve the Commission's audit and control's capacities and could be extended beyond current services.
In Part III the priorities for a more systematic approach to EU assistance in the field of small arms
A common and more systematic approach to integrating EURES in the service offer would ensure that all interested jobseekers
development of a better framework for skills development; a more systematic approach to the validation and recognition of qualifications
A more systematic approach to the analysis of the competing interests
to develop a more systematic approach to internal monitoring
This more systematic approach to filling the roster should take into account the provision of specialised capabilities
this follow-up communication will set out the further steps to be taken in order to develop a more systematic approach in the application of Community law
It also looks forward to the development of a more systematic approach to the provision of EU Battlegroups.
Therefore a more systematic approach is needed and Member States are urged to demonstrate greater political will to combat discrimination.
A more systematic approach to reinforcing exchanges of information
We also favour a more systematic approach towards the finding of suitable projects in Central America for the funds that are put up.
The Commission will take steps to introduce a more systematic approach in the management of existing EC legislation by applying the following basic guidelines.
During 1993 it became clear that the resources devoted to satisfying the needs of these groups were not sufficient and that a more systematic approach was required.
A more systematic approach would be of help to Member States
It would also remove China and Russia from the list of non-market economies and introduce a more systematic approach for working out individual treatment