Esimerkkejä More effective cooperation käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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To achieve that objective, more effective cooperation is needed.
More effective cooperation would benefit Finland and other countries that are managing their economies successfully.
Nevertheless, we require more effective cooperation, and, indeed, more cooperation. .
The framework provided byEuropean Union policies and law provides a strong base on which to build more effective cooperation.
Jan. Frydman@cec.eu. int more effective cooperation and better quality regulation.
The other important thing we must not forget is that establishing a knowledge base will require greater and more effective cooperation among Member States.
A Thematic Framework could be developed to enable more effective cooperation on migration with countries outside the neighbourhood.
Efforts must also be stepped up in implementing projects as part of the Black Sea Synergy in order to ensure more effective cooperation in this area.
There also needs to be more effective cooperation with the international organisations working to protect fundamental rights and freedoms.
However, implementation of the forestry strategy alone would require greater involvement in the forestry sector and more effective cooperation between existing players.
Better internal coordination with Member States and more effective cooperation with African partners and with emerging donors is essential.
I hope that, as we proceed in this area where so often Parliament must work directly with the Council,we will see much more effective cooperation between us.
Transparency and more effective cooperation between competent authorities are considered key aspects by the Commission to improve the effectiveness of the legislation.
In extensive accidents requiring cooperation between several operators, an operational area command would create a basis for better and more effective cooperation.
However, our EU European neighbours have a right to a clearer and more effective cooperation policy, a policy that does not result in successive hallways and waiting rooms.
There is much still to do, butI believe the EU can state that important steps have been taken in recent years towards more effective cooperation in the fight against drugs.
There is a clear need to achieve more effective cooperation between the different users of the airspace, and I believe that that cooperation and a joint approach should be sought at European level.
Parliament recommended giving the Commission a mandate to negotiate an agreement on closer and more effective cooperation in relation to customs fraud and offences.
The proposal, which has been adopted by the Council in December 2015, will help ensure more effective cooperation between tax authorities and help governments to better protect their tax bases.
However, in my opening reply I tried to point out that, since the conference at which the expert to whom you refer expressed such criticism, the EU andthe Council have tried in various ways to implement measures intended to lead to more effective cooperation in this area.
For this reason, we are asking Member States to adopt all the measures necessary to ensure more effective cooperation and facilitate the exchange of information between the national authorities involved.
More effective cooperation between the Member States and the OSCE on combating the threats and problems caused by economic and environmental factors could make a crucial contribution to security, stability, democracy and prosperity in the region, since there are economic and environmental factors underlying the conflicts themselves.
It is also vitally important that Member States should allow access for Community inspectors to their waters,allowing for a complete and more effective cooperation between national and European authorities.
Proper implementation of the strategy requires closer, more effective cooperation between customs authorities at international level, and between customs and other public authorities such as health and consumer authorities, among others.
Further including good governance, democracy, human rights andthe rule of law in EU assistance in order to ensure more effective cooperation and dialogue with partner countries regarding these values;
Proper implementation of the strategy requires closer, more effective cooperation between customs authorities at international level, and between customs and other public authorities such as health and consumer authorities, among others.
These Committees set up by Commission Decisions1 also have an important role to contribute to consistent andconvergent implementation of EU directives by securing more effective cooperation between national supervisors and the convergence of supervisory practices.
Does the Commission intend to take bolder steps with a view to achieving more effective cooperation between the Member States in preventing and combating crime in Europe, given the need to defend the individual liberties of European citizens?
At a time when several European countries are in the grip of the terrorist threat, it is unthinkable that the Member States should be called on to withdraw an initiative that is intended to ensure more effective cooperation, in order to ward off, trace, detect and pursue the perpetrators of terrorist acts and their accomplices.