Examples of using Cooperation instruments in English and their translations into Finnish
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EU and national external cooperation instruments should.
Migration is also increasingly addressed as a priority topic under the EU's geographic cooperation instruments.
It also proposes ways to improve cooperation instruments with strategic partners.
The food aid convention, 1999 is the latest in a long series of multilateral cooperation instruments.
These programmes complete and use existing crossborder cooperation instruments Interreg, Phare CBC, Tacis CBC, MEDA and CARDS.
It makes the use of existing legalinstruments more effective and facilitates the practical implementation of new cooperation instruments.
Prosecutors and judicial staff be provided with sufficient knowledge of European cooperation instruments and that they make full use of the European Union's primary and secondary law.
Funding of the GAMM under the 2007-13 MFF has been ensured primarily under the EU's external cooperation instruments.
The body of the Union acquis, including substantive and procedural law,judicial cooperation instruments and the corresponding jurisprudence of the CJEU, should be at the centre of European judicial training.
Besides it would fail to bring out the common operational elements that underlie the diverse bi- and multilateral cooperation instruments.
The Commission's demand to apply judicial cooperation instruments is a demand that introduces virtual harmonisation, not just as regards trafficking, but also as regards, for example, the definition of categories of banned drugs, which therefore prevents the possibility of national reforms on drugs within national legislation.
For example, over€ 90 million of migration-related assistance was committed under bilateral and regional cooperation instruments in 2012 alone, covering 25 countries.
The Commission considers that in the absence of Community criminal prosecution powers, cooperation instruments such as the operating platform and the judicial advice, assistance and follow-up function should be developed, in particular by the constant development of operational exchanges between the judicial advisers in the Office and their national counterparts on the basis of a good practice guide.
Dialogues will build on regular political steering, through high-level and senior officials meetings,action plans, cooperation instruments and monitoring mechanisms.
Confirms its willingness to continue to work through a range of channels to support Belarusian civil society, and welcomes the Commission's significant allocation for support for independent media in Belarus and its commitment to designate Belarus a priority country for the European Initiative for Democracy andHuman Rights and Decentralised Cooperation Instruments in 2005-2006.
The report from the Committee on Research concurs with the European Commission on the parallel use of different assistance and cooperation instruments when those countries present dual characteristics.
The Decision provides, for a five-year period, a budget of EUR 500 million for the development of Erasmus Mundus, andan additional sum of EUR 460 million to be funded through existing Community external cooperation instruments.
The Lomé Convention has been overhauled every five yearsto adjust it to economic and political developments, add new cooperation instruments and set fresh priorities.
That is why European Liberal Democrats have consistently supported measures like the European arrest warrant, unlike British Conservatives who spout hot air on law and order butoppose EU cooperation instruments.
They should address a wide range of topics, such as regulatory cooperation, energy security and safety, research and innovation, energy efficiency, market access and investment protection,using appropriate cooperation instruments and agreements.
As such, it must be seen as a complementary instrument vis-à-vis the other means of implementing policies on democracy and human rights mentioned above: political dialogue, diplomatic offensives, trade agreements andgeographical and thematic cooperation instruments and programmes.
It also recalls that in its opinion of 31 January 1990 on economic and social cooperation between the European Community and Latin America, it proposed that the countries of Latin America be included among the recipients of EIB loans, andthat new economic cooperation instruments be created.
The second Commission Communication seems to acknowledge this, and recognizes the priority importance of consolidating cooperation and communication links between both sides of the Mediterranean,"seeking synergies with cross-border anddecentralized inter-regional cooperation instruments already available to the Community.
The assessment report cites the advantages of targeting aid by country category as being: consistency with NIPs and the specific characteristics of decentralised cooperation in the country, the major impact achieved when the number of countries is limited, the possibility of targeting countries with similar problems andthe possibility of achieving complementarity with other decentralised cooperation instruments in the country.
What now of the Development Cooperation and Economic Cooperation Instrument?
No further EU action no Nuclear Safety Cooperation Instrument.
DEVELOPMENT AND ECONOMIC COOPERATION INSTRUMENT.
The cooperation instrument should be"compulsory" rather than optional as at present, because not all Member States are involved.
For the Development Cooperation and Economic Cooperation Instrument, Parliament wished to have a clear distinction between policy towards developing countries and towards industrialised countries.
For the Development Cooperation and Economic Cooperation Instrument, work is not as advanced as for the other instruments. .