Примери за използване на More coherence на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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There is a need for more coherence.
More coherence needed in energy policy.
That is an appeal I want to make today: more coherence, more convergence, more common purpose.
I therefore think that we not only need to read the Treaty, which is very right andgives us possibilities for more coherence, but also to provide.
To bring more coherence to them.
Ø The Commission will bring together information on EU-funded infrastructure projects to bring more coherence and to maximise their impact.
If we need to have more coherence- which we do- we definitely need to have this permanent structure in place.
Ø The Commission will bring together information on EU-funded infrastructure projects to bring more coherence and to maximise their impact.
This will bring EU common perspective and more coherence and effectiveness to the cohesion policy in the EU.
Ø The Commission will bring together information on EU-funded infrastructure projects to bring more coherence and to maximise their impact.
This will allow for more coherence and a clearer focus on political objectives and engagements with partners, in line with the EU's values and priorities.
The specific recovery operation should be introduced in the Annex II in order to reach more coherence with the definition“preparation for re-use” in the article 3.
Our initiative aims to bring more coherence when EU law is at stake”, said Vice-President Viviane Reding, the EU's Justice Commissioner.
Coming to the future of the common foreign and security policy,I would like to call for more coherence and consistency when dealing with non-democratic regimes.
While the Commission agrees that more coherence among the AFCOSs in various Member States would be desirable, at this point it is up to the co-legislators to decide on any changes.
I also agree with the rapporteur that there should be EDF budgetisation, which will strengthen the democratic control, accountability andtransparency of funding and will provide more coherence in Union policy concerning ACP countries.
The EU also needs to work harder to create more coherence between its energy policy and the political relationships it is building with potential supplier countries.
The Commission will also bring together information on infrastructure projects funded by the Connecting Europe Facility andEU Cohesion Policy Funds, to bring more coherence in the wide array of existing funding schemes and maximise their impact.
A more prominent global actor- the EU will seek more coherence between the different strands of its external policy, such as diplomacy, security, trade and humanitarian aid.
I welcome the fact that Parliament, in its report, reiterates its support for EDF budgetisation, which will strengthen the democratic control, accountability andtransparency of funding and will provide more coherence in Union policy in relation to the ACP countries.
Her objective is to bring more coherence to contract law in Europe while easing cross-border transactions, notably for Europe's small businesses and its 500 million consumers.
The establishment of a European Minister of Economy andFinance could help to promote more coherence, efficiency, transparency and democratic accountability of economic policy-making in the EU.
This means more coherence between European and national research policies, cutting red tape and removing obstacles to researchers' mobility, such as the lack of transferability of pension rights.
A more prominent global actor- new posts have been created as part of work to bring more coherence between the different strands of its external policy, such as diplomacy, security, trade and humanitarian aid.
Bring more coherence between the different strands of EU external policy with a new institutional architecture and harness Europe's economic, political and diplomatic strengthens to promote European interests and values worldwide.
Calls for the 2006 European Key Competence Framework to be used as a valuable resource andas the main reference document in order to achieve more coherence in terminology between the different EU frameworks and ultimately bring about a genuine learning outcome approach;
At the same time, he called for more coherence with the Conceptualization of the Economic and Social Model, and to be more systematic and precise in the implementation of the Economic and Social Policy Guidelines of the Party and the Revolution.
The Commission has re-launched in 2007 its European RTD Evaluation Network(see replies to paragraphs 70-71 and 90),which it plans to use to promote more coherence in EU research evaluation activities, notably the impact studies of Member States.
The communication also proposes ways of ensuring more coherence between Member States' individual policy positions in the international tax area and agreed good governance principles.
It is important to ensure close cooperation and appropriate coordination between the ESS and other actors in the international statistical system in order to promote the use of international concepts, classifications and methods,in particular with a view to ensuring more coherence and better comparability between statistics at a global level.