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You have got to institutionalise it.
To institutionalise social dialogue in the field of employment and vocational training;
Now the EC proposes to institutionalise such pressure.
These policies are enshrined in the Treaties and in the so-called'Lisbon Strategy',which the Treaty of Lisbon is trying to institutionalise, with greater depth and scope.
Tsetska Tsacheva underlined Bulgaria's ambition to institutionalise and make operational the new European Public Prosecutor's Office.
Bretton Woods shaped the post-second world war era not so much because of the specific agreements reached,but because of the commitment to institutionalised co-operation it embodied.
In the coming months, producers will look"to institutionalise this long-term framework" with inclusive and broad-based participation, he said.
In fact, ever since the EU started to enlarge, no one actually realised what was going on in it,no matter the fact that it started to institutionalise more closely, to integrat….
For instance, is money being used to‘institutionalise' persons with disabilities instead of helping to integrate them?
Recognises the need for Parliament,in support of overall EU efforts, to institutionalise its procedures on mediation;
The French wish to institutionalise the governance of the monetary union is not new, but until now Germany was against the idea of formal separation of the seventeen euro countries from the other ten.
On 26 December 2012, the Muslim Brotherhood attempted to institutionalise a controversial new constitution.
There are eight university departments for Roma language in Europe, two of which are in Serbia, butthe language is still developing because the Roma never had an opportunity to institutionalise it," Djuric said.
Legal clarification of the conditions under which procurement law applies to institutionalised public-private partnerships is also important.
They intend to use economic governance to institutionalise and make permanent the interventionist policies and measures associated with current, ongoing examples of IMF-EU meddling.
I believe that if Ukraine is faithful to the promises of its political leaders, it would be able to begin along the path to membership,the first step of which should be to institutionalise freedom and the rule of law.
I am voting for this amendment because I believe it to be essential to institutionalise the European mechanism and simultaneously make it more flexible.
In fact, ever since the EU started to enlarge, no one actually realised what wasgoing on in it, no matter the fact that it started to institutionalise more closely, to integrat….
But if, for example, there are complaints that EU money is used to“institutionalise” persons with disabilities instead of helping to integrate them, the Commission clearly needs to ensure the matter is investigated and corrective action taken if needed.
The State must establish clear policy action lines, drawing up coordinated programmes according to its various levels, competences andadministrative structures, in order to institutionalise the SSE and treat it in an inter-sectoral manner.
One of our visions in the short-run is to establish a SEELS to institutionalise academic co-operation in the fields of legal education, scientific research and publishing, and to increase the mobility and networking of academics, students, researchers and legal professionals across borders," she said.
Although they fear marginalisation in a world of rising powers, there is a surprising amount of agreement about perceived threats,and an appetite to institutionalise the EU as a coherent and credible security actor.
We take as a cue the undertakings that you have given in this Chamber,your willingness to institutionalise a regular dialogue on key fundamental questions and on important legislative proposals, and the undertaking you have made to report on the practical follow-up to each legislative initiative request within three months of its adoption.
Option 3(“EU Agency”): This option aims at introducing an EU agency to institutionalise and consolidate the reforms achieved by option 2.
We are aware that the success of the reforms will depend on our ability to institutionalise the market economy,to make it function according to clear rules of fair play for all participants, without any administrative interference, and with internationally accepted laws," Djindjic told a conference of US businessmen that was held in Belgrade on 4 November and 5 November.
Whereas on 11 March 2018, the NPC endorsed the establishment of a National Supervisory Commission,a new party-controlled body designed to institutionalise and expand control over all civil servants in China, listing it as a state body within China's Constitution;
In context, the report makes a positive contribution by primarily suggesting ways to institutionalise those relations, to commonly approach Russia and the six eastern European countries, to achieve the unified transatlantic market, to gradually integrate our financial markets and to extend the US visa waiver programme to all EU Member States.
Serbian President Boris Tadic and Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica,according to Radio Free Europe, have called on the international community to institutionalise protection for Kosovo's minorities on the basis of separate decentralisation plans put forward by Belgrade and UNMIK.
Welcomes the emphasis put on women's empowerment by the VP/HR and calls on her to institutionalise the EU Inter-institutional Informal Task Force on Women, Peace and Security(WPS) by providing it with a full-time chair, who will also act as the gender focal point in the EEAS, as part of allocating adequate human and financial resources to its task;
In fact, ever since the EU started to enlarge, no one actually realised what was going on in it,no matter the fact that it started to institutionalise more closely, to integrate more against the backdrop of accelerated national policies and defending of national interests.