Esimerkkejä A more systematic käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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Why do you think there isn't a more systematic investigation being undertaken?
A more systematic follow-up to the Cardiff process was needed.
Consumers and business will both benefit from a more systematic approach to risk analysis.
Develop a more systematic mechanism to review longstanding joint actions periodically.
These rules are generally followed by the RACs, but a more systematic follow-up should be ensured.
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A more systematic monitoring of national consumer policies, using benchmarks, will also be developed.
Moreover, the aforementioned activities are usually the prelude to a more systematic penetration of the market of the state in question.
To facilitate a more systematic approach towards combating marine eutrophication, the Commission will.
This programme should assess different options to regulations and promote a more systematic analysis of the overall impact of new regulations.
Lastly, a more systematic procedure for the implementation of Point 47 regarding agencies has been agreed.
It said yes because it feels that the problems which the European Union currently faces need a more systematic approach and solution.
Does the Commission plan to make a more systematic intervention and to make recommendations to the Member States on these issues?
To help monitor the impacts ofexisting EU trade agreements, we will be carrying out ex post evaluation on a more systematic basis.
A more systematic approach was developed in the June 2004 Roadmap for EU-US Regulatory Cooperation.
This data base will be the first step towards a more systematic observation of innovation in vocational training at Community level.
Thus a more systematic cooperation between the industry and the relevant contact points in the Member States could and should be encouraged.
The Committee welcomes the action programme as a step towards a more systematic approach to the problem of rare diseases in the Community.
We need a more systematic and rigorous preventive budgetary surveillance, so that cases like the Greek case will never happen again.
The crucial issue is, thus, how to take stock of the results to promote a more systematic dissemination of good practice both within and between regions.
First, we want to make a more systematic and coordinated use of the European Union's instruments to address the root causes of conflict.
The ongoing work on potential conflicts in Africa was noted as an example of a more systematic approach by relevant working groups.
This could mean undertaking a more systematic assessment of the main risks that arise at each stage in the fund industry value-chain.
Through this process, the Commission will also promote a common approach to transnational issues and a more systematic evaluation culture in the EU.
A more systematic approach would be of help to Member States and their regional authorities in introducing environmental levies compatible with the spirit of European unification.
The proposal for a directive aims therefore to ensure a more systematic application of Treaty rules(4 freedoms and competition rules) in the port sector.
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.
While many specific measures seem appropriate, a more systematic approach to reviewing the impact of tax systems on growth and jobs often seems to be missing.
Based on evidence acquired under the Community MAP programme11, this Communication aims to support Member States in developing a more systematic strategy for entrepreneurship education.
To remedy this situation, a more systematic approach to ex ante checks is needed, a task to which the ANI is best suited, provided it is given the necessary resources.
This dual level of responsibility throughout the entire period during which the legislation is applied calls for a more systematic distribution of roles and a number of coordination measures.