Exemplos de uso de To be underpinned em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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This will continue to be underpinned by the operation of stabilizers.
In accordance with the precautionary principle,this possible harmfulness has to be underpinned scientifically.
Implementation needs to be underpinned with capacity development.
Surely we all regard that as important, and the fact that it will continue to be underpinned by the military threat.
The adjustment path has to be underpinned by measures of a permanent nature.
The launch of policy actions andenhanced cooperation on sport at EU level needs to be underpinned by a sound knowledge base.
And consumption needs to be underpinned by high employment at adequate wages.
In order for such partial works to concurinto achieving full interoperability, they need to be underpinned by a coherent implementation strategy.
Risk management has to be underpinned by a reliable and regular reporting system.
We support the Dutch presidency's proposal to the IGC specifically requiring the CFSP to be underpinned by an armaments policy.
I believe such agreements need to be underpinned by statutory provisions which must come from a European level.
It was 2001, the year in which the bubble burst.A very difficult year that taught me that all our projects have to be underpinned by our ability to add value," says Marco Costa.
The euro will have to be underpinned by the macro-economic policy of the Member States and by the further development and deepening of integration as a whole.
Economic expansion in the Community will continue to be underpinned by strong export growth.
This work is in progress but needs to be underpinned by a stepping-up of administrative cooperation between the Member States with a view to aligning national practices.
In view of the emission reductions that are required on a global scale,efforts made over the coming decades will have to be underpinned by the common consent of all countries.
Obviously, any negotiations with Russia have to be underpinned by a recognition of the important values of respect for human rights and respect for neighbours.
Past experience- especially in the field of gender equality,where the EU has been active since the very beginning- shows that laws need to be underpinned byconcrete actions.
The drive to boost competitiveness therefore needs to be underpinned by subsidiarity and decentralisation.
It does not appear to be underpinned by any real and sustainable concept of mobility for the whole of Europe; on the contrary, it is no more than yet another mixed bag of national interests.
The proposals centred on these three pillars will need to be underpinned by a coherent and credible external policy.
We want the Treaty to be underpinned by democratic legitimacy,to be transparent and effective, and to give the public unambiguous answers to their questions as to what the federation of states and peoples called Europe can- and must- achieve in the interests of its citizens.
Fair and comprehensive laws on privatisation andproperty are needed, to be underpinned by a functioning and non-discriminatory legal system.
The more a rule is positive, exclusive, austere, demanding, the more attractive it is for us, thanks to that vague instinct that let's us glimpse how much our changeability needs to be confined,our weakness to be underpinned, our thought led back and given direction.
We welcome this week's action planfor the Structural Funds, but this needs to be underpinned with credibility, both for Parliament and for the discharge of the Commission.
Stresses that indicators, although only one element of the follow-up process, represent an important tool for measuring and comparing performance, and that if the process is to be successful and credible,the indicators need to be underpinned by clearly defined, comparable and, above all, policy-relevant data.
The Austrian government believes that effective public involvement in decision-making needs to be underpinned by being well-organised, and has developed Standards of Public Participation to help public servants conduct high-quality participation processes.
The Commission is, however, committed to the aims of itsBetter Regulation initiative and the need for proposals to be underpinned by a comprehensive assessment of the impacts and benefits.
It considered that that the continued commitment of the government to correct the excessive deficit by 2008 needed to be underpinned by decisive measures of further fiscal consolidation and a more determined pursuit of structural reforms.
It is in any case true that one thing we must not lose sight of when discussing our policy on Turkey is the need for Europe's actions to be underpinned by reliable statements and promises made on the international stage.