Примери за използване на Member states to cooperate на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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This mechanism though relies on the readiness of Member States to cooperate.
It requires Member States to cooperate at regional level, in a spirit of solidarity.
There is also a clear will on the part of the Member States to cooperate more closely.
Per cent want the member states to cooperate more closely in their efforts to overcome the crisis.
The Council has agreed to the obligation of the Member States to cooperate only.
PESCO enables EU member states to cooperate more closely in the area of security and defense.
This Fund would complement national funding already used for this purpose andshould act as an incentive for Member States to cooperate and invest more in defence.
MEPs urge the EU and its member states to cooperate fully with all ongoing and future investigations on corrupt practices within FIFA.
This Fund would complement national funding already used for this purpose andshould act as an incentive for Member States to cooperate and invest more in defence.
The Commission shall also encourage the Member States to cooperate in cross-border healthcare provision in border regions.
It should be noted, moreover, that while preserving the national and, in principle, territorial nature of the existing support schemes,the EU legislature has none the less also established various mechanisms to enable Member States to cooperate, in so far as is possible, in order to achieve their mandatory targets under Directive 2009/28.
The Commission shall also encourage the Member States to cooperate in cross-border healthcare provision in border regions.
Encourages Member States to cooperate with the International Committee of the Red Cross as it possesses particular access and expertise in this field;
There are also other reasons for EU Member States to cooperate in closing the prison.
Requests the Member States to cooperate and forward to the Commission all of the relevant information on the implementation of the Directive, including statistics;
This Regulation therefore requires Member States to cooperate in a regional context.
Encourages the Member States to cooperate and consistently support each other's efforts to counter violent extremism, including by coordinating plans and efforts and sharing lessons learned;
Crucial here are the willingness and ability of the Member States to cooperate, and that still leaves a lot to be desired.
Urges the EU and its Member States to cooperate with international and local partners to safeguard as much Assyrian and other cultural and religious heritage as possible from the territories occupied by ISIS/Da'esh;
Furthermore, the programme offers the opportunity to organisations from different Member States to cooperate in preventing types of violence which are specifically trans-national.
Urges the EU and its Member States to cooperate with the Court and provide it with strong diplomatic, political and financial support, including in the UN;
This Fund would complement national funding already used for this purpose andshould act as an incentive for Member States to cooperate cross-border and invest more in defence.
MEPs urge the EU and its member states to cooperate fully with all ongoing and future investigations on corrupt practices within FIFA.
Calls on the Commission to take into account the Göncz report of 17 February 2014 on evaluation of justice in relation to criminal justice and the rule of law, which regrets the lack of available data on national justice systems andtherefore calls on the Member States to cooperate fully with the EU and Council of Europe institutions and to collect and provide, on a regular basis, impartial, reliable, objective, and comparable data on their justice systems;
Calls on the Commission and the Member States to cooperate in the production and collection of new data to create new indicators and improve existing ones;
Despite the willingness of Member States to cooperate in the field of taxation, tangible results have not been achieved, and tax fraud remains at an extremely high level in the EU and brings far too many negative implications both to our economies and our citizens.
Regrets the lack of available data on national justice systems, and therefore calls the Member States to cooperate fully with the EU and Council of Europe institutions and to collect and provide, on a regular basis, impartial, reliable, objective, and comparable data on their justice systems;
Urges the Member States to cooperate in seeking to implement a maximum number of programmes to improve health standards among the most vulnerable groups, in particular children and young people, in the context of mobility, this being recognised as a fundamental right within the EU;
Enable regional andlocal authorities from different Member states to cooperate more effectively, for instance, by allowing them to directly apply for and manage European funds and better structure their cooperation.
(16) A mechanism which enables Member States to cooperate and assist each other where a foreign direct investment in one Member State▌could affect security or public order in other Member States should be set up.