Examples of using Combating counterfeiting in English and their translations into Finnish
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Euro coins and combating counterfeiting of notes and coins.
The subject in the greatest demand in their case was combating counterfeiting.
There is no doubt that combating counterfeiting should be a priority.
Protection of the euro: Commission Communication on combating counterfeiting.
That is why combating counterfeiting must be an absolute imperative for all EU Member States.
We expect, in particular, cooperation in combating counterfeiting.
The necessary legislative framework on combating counterfeiting which the Commission is about to propose should be in place well ahead of 2002.
For instance, they even changed the legislation concerning combating counterfeiting.
I am also in favour of labelling as a means of combating counterfeiting, so long as we actually provide ourselves with the human resources to combat fraud.
It is recalled that the Commission tabled in July the communication entitled"Combating counterfeiting of the euro.
Promote coordination between institutions involved in combating counterfeiting and piracy, in particular by sharing good practice between national administrations.
The Council asks Europol to keep it regularly informed of its activities in combating counterfeiting of the euro.
Combating counterfeiting is, above all, a way in which to support the competitiveness of the European system, and it falls fully within the compass of the fundamental rationale behind the Lisbon Strategy.
The information stored in the centre 's database is shared with national police forces and other bodies involved in combating counterfeiting.
In writing.- I voted in favour of this report which plays an important part in combating counterfeiting which accounts for some 7-10% of world trade, costing 500 billion euros.
The Communication of the Commission of 22 July 1998 to the Council, the European Parliament andthe ECB entitled« Protection of the euro- combating counterfeiting» COM( 98) 474 final.
Combating counterfeiting is an essential element of EU political strategy, aimed at ensuring fairness, uniform conditions for our manufacturers, employment for our citizens and respect for the principles of the rule of law.
In addition, ensuring strong enforcement of intellectual property rights and effectively combating counterfeiting and piracy is key.
The Digital Agenda, combating counterfeiting, strengthening e-commerce and streamlining the contract procurement system are other widely supported priorities to ensure the concrete realisation of economic benefits which favour monetary stability and cohesion.
The EESC supports the possibility to supplement or replace the wheel mark with electronic tags which facilitate the inspection of ships calling at EU ports and helps combating counterfeiting.
Moreover, non-tariff related measures have come to the fore,covering issues such as combating counterfeiting, security, controlling illegal immigration, money laundering and drug trafficking, hygiene, health, the environment and consumer protection, as well as measures relating to VAT and excise collection.
Commission communication of 23 July 1998 to the Council, the European Parliament andthe European Central Bank entitled‘Protection of the euro- combating counterfeiting' should be noted.
The Commission also proposes seven new extremelyimportant cross-sectoral policy initiatives: increasing the protection of intellectual property rights and combating counterfeiting, the creation of a high-level group on competitiveness, energy and the environment and support for access to new markets for our products in a fair and reciprocal fashion.
Reference acts Commission Communication of 22 July 1998 to the Council, the European Parliament andthe European Central Bank-'Pro-tection of the euro- Combating counterfeiting' COM(1998) 474 final.
This means developing new materials, including technical textiles, to respond to trends in the market for products with very high added value and also to meet the challenge of combating counterfeiting.
The communication proposes measures based on industrial and trade policies, with particular emphasis on employment, research and technological development, innovation, vocational training, regional development, sustainable development, corporate social responsibility, public health,consumer protection, combating counterfeiting, patent and industrial and intellectual property rights, competition policy and state aid.
The Commission is also launching a call for proposals under the Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme(CIP) to implement a 3-year IPR Awareness and Enforcement Project to raise significantly the awareness and knowledge of IPR issues among SMEs,improving registration and enforcement of rights and combating counterfeiting.
I believe that new technologies can help combat counterfeiting, especially in the textile sector.
Combat counterfeiting and piracy.
We must defend intellectual property rights and combat counterfeiting and piracy.