Esimerkkejä More systematic use käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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More systematic use of the possibilities for joint or converging measures.
Representatives of youth organisations also advocate a more systematic use of this type of consultation, including at European level.
More systematic use should be made of instruments which gauge the impact of the issues under negotiation more accurately.
Visiting teachers or youth workers naturally promote Internationalisation at Home, butin future there should be more systematic use of incoming foreign students/young people.
The more systematic use of feedback would enable the Commission to be more responsive to people's needs and render policy-making more inclusive.
The continuity and coherence of EU scientific and technological cooperation,with better coordination of the activities of the various organisations and more systematic use of the potential for joint or converging measures;
More systematic use of country-strategy papers will help to ensure the cogent use of Community instruments to address both the root causes of conflict and other human rights problems.
This report lists the existing policies andinstruments, contributes to the inclusion of the Roma population and recommends a more systematic use of these policies and these instruments in order precisely to encourage the integration of the Roma.
However, just at the time when the more systematic use of PPPs would bring considerable benefits, the crisis has made the conditions for these instruments more difficult.
In order to meet the objectives in the area of education, to promote business contacts, cultural exchanges and people-to-people contacts, the High Representative and the Commission invite the EU Member States to make more systematic use of the possibilities provided by the European Visa Code.
The initiative will promote a more systematic use of distance related road charging reflecting infrastructure and external costs based on the polluter-pays and user-pays principles.
Where appropriate, these alternatives could also take the form of measures which are neither regulatory norcontractual, such as training measures, more systematic use of legal procedures or the provision of support to civil society associations which could help to achieve a given objective.
A more systematic use of Roma pedagogical assistants and mediators and greater involvement with local communities and parents would improve access of Roma children to mainstream quality education.
The Commission will also reduce delays by encouraging a higher quality of notifications andby discouraging incomplete notifications by a more systematic use of the information injunction, requesting Member States to provide complete information within a certain period.
The more systematic use of consultation and of independent expert panels, including from non-EU countries, should also be a way to reinforce the evidence base and feed the European political debate.
The mid-term reviews of our cooperation strategies this year will be used to strengthen the integration of environmental concerns,in particular through promoting a more systematic use of Country Environmental Profiles, Strategic Environmental Assessments and as previously mentioned, Environmental Impact Assessments.
This option would consist in increased and more systematic use of the infringement procedure under Article 258 of the TFEU to address cases of violation of the Treaty principles during the award of concessions.
The French independent noise council(ACNUSA)3 argued for a widening of the definition of marginally compliant aircraft, the use of parameters which genuinely capture the affected population's feelings,improved modelling of airport noise and a more systematic use of noise-friendly operating procedures, such as'continuous descent approaches.
More systematic use of local EIDHR calls for proposals to support local actors and domestically owned processes of democratisation that complement political dialogue and institutional capacity building.
Efforts should focus on:aspects linked to detention conditions; a more systematic use of alternatives to detention; the set up independent forced return monitoring systems; the overall effectiveness of the policy e.g. faster procedures and higher rates of- voluntary- return.