Примери за използване на Commission to promote на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The Treaty requires the Commission to promote social dialogue, not undermine it.
In its resolution(5) of December 2005, the European Parliament considered that cross-border cooperation was of vital importance to European integration and cohesion andcalled on Member States and the Commission to promote and support the use of Euroregions.
Calls on the Member States and the Commission to promote self-regulation and co-regulation in the media through codes of conduct;
Urges the Commission to promote upward convergence of social protection standards and a swift delivery of work permits in the Member States;
Finally, I would like to reiterate the call to the Commission to promote a culture that aims to simplify the administration of EU funds.
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Urges the Commission to promote a campaign with the aim of recruiting young people and improving the public image of the care sector as employer;
Calls on Member States and the Commission to promote solutions to support the digitisation, preservation and educational availability of these works, including across borders;
Invites the Commission to promote the participation of Central Asian scientists, institutes and businesses in collaborative research and innovation projects financed under the Horizon 2020 programme;
Calls on the Member States and the Commission to promote solutions aimed at supporting the digitisation, preservation and educational availability of these works, including across borders;
Invites the Commission to promote the‘digital first' approach in the functioning of public institutions and the design of legislative acts;
Urges the Commission to promote joint cultural heritage and tourism programmes on an integrated and scientific basis, to serve as a benchmark and an example of best practice;
Invites the Commission to promote excellence, innovation and competitiveness in the cultural and creative sectors by supporting the work of artists, creators and cultural professionals;
Urges the Commission to promote the work of civil society organisations in favour of inter-cultural co-existence and mutual respect and education at the service of peace and non-violence;
I call on the Member States and the Commission to promote greater access to the SOLVIT network for members of the public and businesses, with a view to the effective implementation of the internal market rules.
That is why we are calling on the Commission to promote a sensible, flexible approach to the application of the conditions of the Stability and Growth Pact and the Maastricht criteria, appropriate to the crisis.
I therefore call on the Commission to promote the fundamental principles of public health protection and access to medicines when negotiating the technical particulars of the anti-counterfeiting trade agreement.
Asks the Commission to promote an open environment, from open standards and innovative licensing models, to open platforms and transparency, in order to avoid lock-in in proprietary systems that restrain interoperability;
Urges the Commission to promote the use of resource-efficiency indicators through international conventions in order to allow comparability between industries and economies and to ensure a level playing field;
Asks the Commission to promote policies aimed at overcoming the discrimination that could be suffered by the children of imprisoned parents, in order to strengthen social integration and to build an inclusive and fair society;
Calls, therefore, on the Member States and the Commission to promote collective and shared mobility, especially in urban areas, in order to reduce the circulating fleet, as well as measures to increase the proportion of bicycles and of professionally driven vehicles;
Urges the Commission to promote the priority of eliminating inequalities in access to health and education in the post-2015 framework, and to include specific measures to reach the disadvantaged individuals and groups at risk of discrimination;
The Council encouraged the EU Member States and the Commission to promote an enhanced security culture by focusing on the enhancement of knowledge in the field of CBRN security by way of improved risk assessments and preparedness, research, the exchange of best practices and joint training and exercises.
Urges the Commission to promote the use of resource-efficiency indicators through international conventions in order to allow comparability between industries and economies and to ensure a level playing field, and to support dialogue and cooperation with third countries;
Urges the Member States and the Commission to promote entry by women into sectors traditionally viewed as‘male' sectors, notably the sciences and new technologies, in particular through information and awareness-raising campaigns, with a view to benefiting fully from the human capital represented by European women;
Asks the Commission to promote equivalency of measures and controls between Morocco and the European Union in the area of sanitary, phytosanitary, traceability and environmental standards as well as labelling of origin rules, in order to guarantee fair competition between the two markets;
The Parliament called on the Commission to promote open data in research on medicines where public funding is involved and to encourage conditions such as affordable pricing and non-exclusivity, or co-ownership of intellectual property for projects receiving EU public funds such as Horizon 2020 and the Innovative Medicines Initiative.
Calls on the Member States and the Commission to promote awareness-raising campaigns among healthcare professionals who provide vaccinations, which underline their obligation, both moral and ethical, to protect public health by providing patients(or patients' legal guardians) with sufficient information about vaccines so that they can make an informed decision;
I support this Report which calls on the Commission to promote the social economy in its new policies and to defend the social economy's concept of‘a different approach to entrepreneurship', which is not driven mainly by the profit motive but by social benefit, to ensure that the particular features of the social economy are properly taken into account in the framing of legislation.
We also call on the Commission to promote the EU's offensive agricultural interests and the competitive advantage of the EU's high quality agri-food products and, more importantly, to secure enhanced protection for geographical indications by our partners, both within the framework of bilateral trade agreements and within the framework of the ACTA and the WTO.
Calls on the Member States and the Commission to promote social dialogue and collective bargaining in the response to the COVID-19 crisis as well as to ensure that the social partners are fully involved in the design and the implementation of the measures taken; calls on the Member States to take the necessary actions to safeguard jobs, working conditions and wages, including measures for short-time work, income compensation arrangements and similar measures;