Examples of using The two instruments in English and their translations into Dutch
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Programming
Rather, the two instruments apply in a cumulative fashion.
But the two instruments have different operating rules.
But there is an essential difference between the two instruments.
Any discrepancy between the two instruments should be avoided.
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It amends Directive 1999/44/EC in order to avoid overlaps between the two instruments.
In their construction the two instruments are jewels of craftsmanship.
The two instruments will in total have a budget of€ 375 million in 2007-2013.
Today, however, it is rare to hear the two instruments together.
Eventually, the two instruments were adopted in 2005 along the following lines.
But it is clear from a more detailed analysis that the two instruments sit well together.
But at the same time the two instruments have different musical personalities.
that display becomes bigger and the two instruments smaller.
Combining the two instruments creates impossible ways of perception.
a disadvantage compared to agriculture and that, taken together, the two instruments cover all EU regions.
The two instruments which come to mind are the Social Fund
The two instruments we set up in May are effective tools that can do the job they are designed to do.
it is important to remember that the level of coverage of costs may vary considerably between the two instruments.
Provide a framework for the use of CO2 taxation to complement the carbon price signal established by the ETS while avoiding overlaps between the two instruments.
The two instruments state each institution may hold its historical archives in whatever place it considers most appropriate.
I would like to make some remarks on the importance of the two instruments which will be voted on in this plenary tomorrow through your reports.
The two instruments are complementary: one authorizes the allocation of appropriations,
These Regulations indicate that the contribution of the two instruments to cross-border cooperation with Member States is equivalent to the one of the ERDF.
The two instruments are complementary: one authorizes the allocation of appropriations,
In order to enhance the link between the two instruments the results of implementing the horizontal social clause should feed into the OMC process.
After describing the two instruments, the authors conclude that the stylistic similarities between the instruments are considerable.