Examples of using Coherence and consistency in English and their translations into Danish
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We support those principles,we support coherence and consistency.
It seems that coherence and consistency are gradually gaining ground in the EU' s development policy.
For a considerable number of members this option would represent the most effective solution to overcome the challenge of coherence and consistency in external action.
Coherence and consistency between Community actionsand the Common Foreign and Security Policy CFSP.
It will also enhance the clarity, visibility, coherence and consistency of the instruments and will prevent overlaps.
The proposed methodology for determining the substances intended for priority reviewis based on REACH, and also brings legal coherence and consistency to European Union legislation.
In order to improve the coherence and consistency of the Council's work, the number of Council formations shall be reduced to a maximum of 15.
Underlines that the structure and working methods of the European External Action Service(EEAS)should aim at ensuring the coherence and consistency of EU action in crisis situations;
I feel that changes in WTO rules are needed to ensure coherence and consistency with the commitments under the Kyoto Protocoland multilateral environment agreements MEAs.
In an effort to provide for equal treatment across the EU, the principles of unity and universality are the central pillars, of course,of this report, and coherence and consistency are therefore attained.
In the context of the broad economic guidelines we also underlined the need for coherence and consistency across all economic policies if we are to pull ourselves up out of the hole we are in.
The Agency for Fundamental Rights, which is a legal successor of the European Monitoring Centre on Racism and Xenophobia,should help to enhance the coherence and consistency of EU Fundamental Rights Policy.
I am a very strong supporter of a strong European Council presence which gives coherence and consistency to the Council and that works, of course, hand in hand with the Commission and is fully committed to the European project and to Community matters.
Coming to the future of the common foreign and security policy,I would like to call for more coherence and consistency when dealing with non-democratic regimes.
Belgium, the country to hold the presidency, whose Foreign minister, Mr Michel, is, I am pleased to say, here participating in this debate,has stressed the need for increased coherence and consistency, which will hopefully go further than the requirements of mere political correctness, as well as greater penetration, transparency and clear priorities regarding human rights, which the conclusions of the General Affairs Council of 25 June 2001 also reinforce.
In parallel, the Commission Secretariat-General reinforces its role as guardian of the political and administrative coherence and consistency of the Commission's final replies to the Ombudsman.
It was also believed that compliance with the Stability Pact was sufficient to satisfy the coherence and consistency of the system which we have implemented for economic policy coordination.
Pointing out that human rights are the cornerstone of all internal and external policies of the Union,Parliament called for in creased coherence and consistency between Community actionand the common foreign and security policy.
The Commission's role of counterbalancing the two legislative bodies is in itself an element of regulatory coherence and consistency, with its constant emphasis on the rationale behind proposed legislation.
I believe it is important to present an EU PNR system at the same time as the measures to ensure coherence and consistency between the EU's internaland external PNR policies.
Although the European Union's competition policy and its regional policy have very different roots, there is now an obvious need to have greater coherence and consistency on coordination between, on the one hand, national state aids, competition policy and the European Union's regional policy.
This annual report aims to emphasise the European Parliament's strong determination and long-term efforts to defend human rights and democracy in the world through the development of an increasingly integrated and effective European policy capable of guaranteeing greater coherence and consistency across all policy areas, whether through bilateral relations with third countries or through supporting international and local civil-society organisations.
She calls for more coordination, consistency, coherence and this deserves full support, from the Liberal Group.
As I have previously said, consistency and coherence between the two proposals must be ensured.
Coherence, consistency and universally good standards in a decentralised system of financial control are guaranteed by a series of measures.
The Helsinki European Council, in recommendation No 9 of Annex III to the conclusions, agreed that the number of Council formations should be re duced in order to improve the consistency and coherence of the Council's work.
As I said at the first reading, the provisions of the proposed EUROREP directive makes the amendment redundant and, for reasons of consistency and coherence, therefore, the Commission maintains its position.
Therefore, in order to ensure consistency and coherence in all relevant financial sector regulation, the Commission agrees, on the basis of the conclusions of the de Larosière report, to examine the need to strengthen the provisions of this directive related to supervisory cooperation arrangements.
Therefore, in order to ensure consistency and coherence in all relevant financial sector regulation, the Commission agrees, on the basis of the recommendations of the de Larosière report, to examine the need to strengthen the provisions of this regulation with regard to supervisory architecture.
Furthermore, the ECB takes note of the recital proposed by the Council concerning the measures to address the potential misalignment of securitisation structures and the need to ensure consistency and coherence in all relevant financial sector regulation 8.