Exemple de utilizare a Different policy areas în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Progress across different policy areas is also uneven.
Energy policy must be addressed by many different policy areas.
Different policy areas- including urban and transport policies- must be integrated.
In this respect, they stressed the interlinkages between different policy areas.
EU funding programmes in different policy areas will further target volunteers and promote cross-border volunteering.
Highlights the benefits of promoting mental health in different policy areas, and.
However, this is also because different policy areas are concentrated in the cities, including energy wastage, reducing energy consumption, energy use, transport and social problems.
A number of regulatory barriers are identified in different policy areas.
Migration is a cross-cutting issue,involving different policy areas different actors, both inside and outside the EU.
Violence against women is a problem that relates to a large number of different policy areas.
The Commission is committed to ensuring a better use of all EU funds across the different policy areas and will take further action to ensure that EU funds and EFSI support can be easily combined.
Proposal for a new Multiannual Financial Framework,including the proposals on the different policy areas.
The Strategy will bring added value,by ensuring coherence between different policy areas, and greater coordination between participating states.
The second part describes in more detail developments,progress and shortcomings across different policy areas.
The European Court of Auditors reports a significant percentage of irregularities affecting different policy areas, averaging 2.8% of the budget year after year, and we continue to flow funds to these regions.
The six-pack andtwo-pack Regulations have significantly strengthened the EU's governance framework in different policy areas.
Given the cross-sector nature of the drugs problem,coordination between different policy areas at EU level is crucial for an effective response.
Addressing the specific forms of discrimination andexclusion faced by people with disabilities also requires interventions across a range of different policy areas.
Progress has already been made through a number of EU systems serving different policy areas and in some cases going beyond one sector.
This entails coordination at all levels and involvement of all stakeholders- building networks and sharing experiences andbest practices in different policy areas.
Successful integration is a process that happens over time, butmost importantly, across many different policy areas- e.g. education, employment, entrepreneurship, culture- and in different contexts.
In line with the objectives of theEuropean Agenda for Culture, this Communication presents the EU's approach to heritage across different policy areas(section 2).
Finance Watch andBetter Finance have been working on different policy areas and targeted different audiences, but together they have covered, through their activities, most of the Union financial political agenda since 2012.
After the Lisbon Treaty comes into force, the first andthird of the so-called three pillars of different policy areas will be consolidated into one.
In the spirit of better regulation it aims to promote coherent interaction between different policy areas, provide predictability and seek the protection of public interest(e.g. environment and safety) while attempting to reduce the regulatory burden on industry.
Integration is a dynamic, long-term process requiring efforts by a wide range of actors in different policy areas and at various levels.
To more effectively coordinate activities andactions that are taken within different policy areas by Member States and other stakeholders, with the aim of reducing the increasing and unequal European burden of cancer, the European Commission proposes a European Partnership for Action Against Cancer for the period 2009-2013.
The EU is committed to ensuring a long-term follow-up to the 2011 European Year of Volunteering andto continuing the dialogue with the relevant stakeholders in the different policy areas related to volunteering.
Social farming needs a conducive environment, greater civil society involvement andfruitful collaboration between different policy areas and administrations at European, national, regional and local levels.
In sum, what is missing so far is a coordinated and comprehensive approach to wildlife trafficking, addressing both the supply and demand side, andinvolving all relevant actors in different policy areas.