Esimerkkejä Developing cooperation käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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Developing cooperation between schools and firms.
Against this background, Mr Briesch proposed developing cooperation with the CoR as part of the work on the Lisbon Strategy.
Developing cooperation and exchanges of experience between cities and all those involved in urban policies.
Increasing the programme's geographical scope and developing cooperation with third countries should also become a more important strand of the programme.
Developing cooperation in the Baltic Sea region is essential, mainly because it is in this region that the EU and Russia come into direct contact.
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Themes of current interest include issues relating to the cyber operating environment,where we have an interest in engaging in dialogue and developing cooperation.
Developing cooperation between governmental stakeholders and engaging companies in debates on integration are measures that only now are emerging.
I still think it is worth considering that one of them should focus on developing cooperation with our neighbours Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and the Mediterranean regions.
International organized crime is best tackled through international cooperation at intergovernmental level and by developing cooperation through Interpol.
I know that Finnish companies are very interested in developing cooperation with Italian small and medium enterprises representing a high level of technology.
Developing cooperation in the fields of training(vocational, initial, of trainers), research and technological development, respect being paid to the specificity of each country;
This is a two-way process with the one activity feeding the other: cooperation is a form of networking; andnetworking provides a basis for developing cooperation.
To these goals and the developing cooperation between Lithuania and Finland, to the success of the Lithuanian people and to the good health of yourself and your wife, I now propose a toast.
Bringing new countries from Eastern Europe andthe Mediterranean area into the EU, like developing cooperation with other neighbouring countries, is not just a question of reaching good agreements.
Vi developing cooperation with nonmember countries, in particular the associated countries of Central and Eastern Europe, and with the relevant international organizations and professional circles;
It is natural for countries that have opted not to participate in alliances to be actively involved in developing cooperation in military questions within the framework of the EU, because it is not a military alliance.
This option involves developing cooperation between the Member States in order to ensure that consumers throughout the EU are able to use the collective redress mechanisms that are available in different Member States.
A number of countries without a strong tradition in these areas are establishing new apprenticeship schemes and developing cooperation with social partners for the planning and updating of VET provision.
The subcommittee's opinion will comment mainly on the sections of the communication which deal specifically with the link between growth, taxation and sustainability of pension rights,whilst the present opinion will focus on certain aspects of consistency between the policies involved, and of the methods for developing cooperation in this area.
As chair of the Arctic Council,Finland emphasises the importance of developing cooperation between the European Commission and the Arctic Council, for example in environmental protection and questions relating to indigenous peoples.
This is a broad overview of an economic sector with massive potential, from which we musttry to derive maximum benefit, by promoting synergies, developing cooperation and enjoying the benefits of shared experience.
Beyond Europe, I should like to stress the importance of developing cooperation with Mediterranean countries and with Latin America. Important meetings on this issue are scheduled for the next few months.
The discussions during the third work session will also relate to environmental issues andinclude a discussion of the ASEM partners' opportunities for consolidating and developing cooperation in the environmental sphere, partly in the light of the Johannesburg summit.
The Council welcomes the release of Mr. Sanjar Umarov, the encouraging cooperation by the Uzbek authorities with the EU on concrete projects in the field of judiciary reform,as well as the interest they have expressed in developing cooperation to combat torture.
Although the Commission decided, in April 1998, to re-launch decentralised cooperation by means of three programmes: MED URBS(improving living conditions in urban areas and developing cooperation between local authorities), MED MEDIA(developing networks in the media world) and MED CAMPUS5(linking EU and MPC universities in order to pool experience and transfer technology and know-how), it is unlikely that these programmes will be re-launched under their original formats.
There are two policy areas in which the pan-European transport conferences and the declarations they have produced have played a major role, bringing about significant progress:the regional conferences and the developing cooperation in the pan-European transport corridors.
These developing relationships between the EU andother European neighbouring countries have become a very significant driving force raising environmental standards, developing cooperation in key issues such as climate change and boosting environmental investment in the continent.
The Council notes the continuing need for the CBD to work closely with other relevant agreements, institutions and processes, including in the area of Article 8(in-situ conservation), given the interrelationships between their work and that of the Convention and the need to ensure greater harmonisation of reporting requirements,better coordination of meetings, developing cooperation with other secretariats, and seeking greater scientific cooperation. .
The Commission must promote a general environment which encourages a culture of simplification by( a) alerting elected representatives to this requirement,( b) training officials( primarily in its own departments),( c) organising seminars in this field,( d)encouraging benchmarking of national best practice( and publishing the results on the Internet),( e) developing cooperation with other international bodies, such as the OECD, and( f) supporting initiatives by civil society, foundations and think tanks which may help to instil this new culture of simplification at EU level and national level.
Our experience has been positive and shows that we must continue to develop our peacekeeping-related expertise; the main emphasis in this work of development is on the training required for new operations,especially in developing cooperation between military and civilian bodies.