Examples of using Be complementary in English and their translations into Danish
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Let us… be complementary of each other.
These two aims ought to be complementary for us.
It should be complementary to the royal grandeur of Lion and be the jewel in its crown.
In future, private andpublic enforcement should be complementary.
It should be complementary to public action.
Any measures that the Commission takes in this area can only be complementary to the Member States' measures.
They can be complementary to crossborder projects in two specific fields: transnational cooperation.
The actions set out in paragraph 1 shall be complementary to Community research programmes.
Development and the environment- as our colleague points out in his report- cannot be opposing concepts but must be complementary.
Attentions: 1. Efficacy can be complementary when the capsule and honeyed pill were taken together.
It also emphasises very clearly that the flexible mechanisms must only be complementary to the national measures adopted.
In some ways, they can be complementary and can open avenues for dialogue on the religious and cultural level”.
But I think that what we have achieved in our work is that we are coming to a situation in which those two courts can be complementary.
At their best they can be complementary, rather than overlap, and their aspirations may more easily be realized.
The European Union believes that international efforts made in the light of the Ottawa declaration within the conference on disarmament must be complementary.
Community policy in the sphere of development cooperation, which shall be complementary to the policies pursued by the Member States, shall foster.
The future EIT must be complementary and must not compete with initiatives already carried out at European level in the field of research and innovation.
I fully agree with the position that volunteering should be complementary to- and should not be intended to replace- public services.
Firstly, they must be complementary and not absolute, which means that they must not under any circumstances replace domestic measures for reducing emissions.
Treat it as an additional, wonderful method of saving,which should be complementary to your other investments such as stocks, bonds, real estate.
Internal security may be complementary to justice and human rights, as the President-in-Office said, but as practised in Chechnya it is not.
It is important in this respect that the activities that it undertakes should meet real Iraqi needs, andshould add value and be complementary to any activities that may already be going on.
The actions set out in paragraph 1 shall be complementary to Community research programmes, while respecting consolidated international standards";
Since there is a huge difference between publicity and guidance and the sort of training and legal counselling that a national centre could offer,it becomes clear that these would be complementary systems.
I agree that voluntary measures should be complementary and we should make sure that they are not the only instrument used.
One of the most important lessons of cooperation is that the partners do not always have to have the same objectives(although their objectives must be complementary) and do not all have to have the same level of experience.
If a European agency is necessary,it must be complementary to the national agencies and in no way reduce their legitimacy.
I would like to make my political commitment, that I will continue to tackle the issues with sustainable development, working on CEE and GPSD(the General Product Safety Directive) andthey how could they be complementary to each other.
I said that this should be complementary to all international conventions so as to ensure that there would be a level playing field and a comparable liability regime in that area too.
Minimum standards for the definition and content of subsidiary protection status should also be laid down.Subsidiary protection should be complementary and additional to the refugee protection enshrined in the Geneva Convention.