Examples of using Common basic principle in English and their translations into Dutch
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Common Basic Principle 2.
Proposal for Common Basic Principles.
Common Basic Principles.
Mainstreaming and Evaluation: Common Basic Principles 10 and 11.
The common basic principles.
Strengthening the implementation of the common basic principles.
The Common Basic Principles aim to.
The explanations provided are intended to give direction to the common basic principle.
The common basic principles aim at the following.
This is the first of the Common Basic Principles for integration.
The common basic principles serve as a guide for the European integration strategy.
Recalling the above considerations and objectives of the common basic principles.
The 10 Common Basic Principles for Roma Inclusion.
Strengthening of the ability of the host society to adjust to increasing diversity by targeting integration actions at the host population common basic principle No 1.
Annex I Common basic principles for immigrant integration policy in the European Union.
the EESC believes that all projects funded must guarantee that the first common basic principle-"integration is a two-way process"- is implemented.
Common basic principles for immigrant integration policy in the european union.
The European Platform for Roma inclusion and the Common Basic Principles provide a solid foundation for strengthening this cooperation.
Common Basic Principle Nr. 7 provides the context for situating housing policies within the framework of immigrant integration.
policy development and implementation(common basic principle No 4);
The Council agreed on common basic principles for immigrant integration policy in the European Union.
recognition of fundamental values; common basic principle No 7.
Common Basic Principle 10(Appendix 1) proposes that integration form part
in line with the Common Basic Principle of"explicit but not exclusive targeting"and in accordance with a human rights perspective.
This chapter develops on the first Common Basic Principle, which defines integration as a two-way process of mutual accommodation by all immigrants
Common Basic Principle 11 calls for the development“of indicators
according to the seventh Common Basic Principle, is the frequent
Common Basic Principle Nr. 9 recognises that the participation of immigrants in the democratic process
The goal of‘mainstreaming immigrant integration' is formulated in Common Basic Principle Nr. 10, which affirms that‘mainstreaming integration policies and measures in all relevant policy portfolios
This Common Basic Principle expresses the need for tools