Examples of using To support and complement in English and their translations into Danish
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Its role must be to support and complement the action of the Member States.
However, the treaty does provide a legal basis for the Union to support and complement their efforts.
The Health for Growth Programme aims to support and complement the work of Member States to achieve the following four objectives.
As far as the budget is concerned, as already stated,URBAN is there to support and complement national policy.
We are willing and able to support and complement this, but not to replace it.
To support and complement the policies and activities developed byand in the Member States in the area of continuing vocational training.
EU funding in this field only aims to support and complement their efforts.
What is of particular significance is that the report underlines the fact that the programme is not designed to replace the Member States' actions in this sector, but to support and complement them.
The United Nations will do its part to support and complement your efforts, both in and beyond Europe.
National governments are primarily responsible for employment and social policy.EU funding in this field only aims to support and complement their efforts.
The European Union's task is to support and complement the activities carried out in the Member States, not to take responsibility for them.
However, the provision of know-how remains an important element,especially within some of the multicountry programmes and to support and complement investment projects.
Objectives: The aim of FORCE is to support and complement the policies and activities developed byand in the Member States in the domain of continuing vocational training.
Without microphone… within the context of true subsidiarity, since as it says in the explanatory memorandum,the aim of this programme is to encourage cooperation between Member States and to support and complement their action in the field of cultural heritage.
Article 137 of the Treaty provides that the Community is to support and complement the activities of the Member States with a view to improving the working environment to protect workers' health and safety.
On this basis, the General Affairs Council and Foreign Affairs Council on 15 October decided to send an interim and multidimensional European force of 3 000 troops, EUFOR Chad,as we call it, to support and complement in the short term the deployment of the UN contingent.
The programme comprises a common framework of guidelines designed to support and complement the measures adopted by the Member States, together with a number of transnational measures implemented at Community level.
More specifically, bearing in mind the limited resources and means available to us, as well as the very short time period that remains, we must ensure that all these international forums and action plans are used strategically in order to support and complement the UN plan of action without undermining it in any way whatsoever.
The Pericles programme is intended to support and complement the actions introduced by the Member Statesand by the existing programmes for protecting the euro by means of exchanges, assistance and training with a view to protecting our single currency against counterfeiting.
A multiannual Community action programme(Customs 2007) hereinafter referred to as"the programme", is hereby established for the period 1 January 2003 to 31 December 2007 to support and complement the action undertaken by Member States to guarantee the effective functioning of the internal market in the customs field.
A common framework of guidelines,described in Artide 5, designed to support and complement the policies and measures adopted by the Member States, bearing in mind the responsibilities of the parties concerned under national law, with a view to promoting the coherent development of continuing vocational training between the Member States;
The action programme, covering the period 1 January 2002 to 31 December 2006, aims to support and complement the actions undertaken by the Communityand the Member States in the implementation of Community legislation in the areas of external borders, visas, asylum and immigration.
The proposal for a decision establishing a programme of action for fighting discrimination,which is designed to support and complement the implementation of the directives through exchanges of informationand experience, will be implemented by promoting good practice in legislative and other fields.
For all of these reasons, Community measures should and must be taken in order to support and complement those established by the various Member States individually, though those States must remain primarily responsible for both preventing and responding to marine pollution.
The aim of the programme, which was to run for four years(from 1 January 1991to 31 December 1994), was to support and complement the policies and activities developed byand in the Member States in the area of continuing vocational training, a field essential to the completion of the internal market.
In its decision of 1 December 1987, the Council adopted a five year programme to provide Community measures designed to support and complement the Member States' own policiesand action to guarantee all young people in the Community who so wish one year(or if possible two) of vocational training over and above their compulsory full time school education.
In reply to the honourable Member's question,the Commission recalls that its action in the sphere of safeguarding the cultural heritage based on article 128 of the EC Treaty is limited to supporting and complementing the actions of Member States.
I must also underline the extent to which it would be appropriate, on a political level, for political debates on the budget and the legislative programme to mutually support and complement each other.
On the contrary, we are there to support, complement and add to the actions taken by the Member States.
Europe is there to support them and to complement what they do but not to take their place.