Examples of using Developing common in English and their translations into Finnish
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Creating or developing common policies.
Developing common approaches towards vocational training for special groups.
Identifying policy needs and developing common indicators and a methodology for data collection.
In Parliament, we have done some thorough work, analysing what is needed and developing common political priorities.
Jointly tackling common challenges, developing common, standardised solutions, and speaking with one voice.
Establishing an appropriate framework for cooperation between OHIM andnational offices for the purpose of promoting convergence of practices and developing common tools;
At EU level, the key policy question is whether there is a case for developing common principles and/or strengthening the regulatory framework.
On the operational level further efficiency gains were achieved in the implementation andoperation of the IT systems by promoting reuse of technology and developing common services.
Identifying policy needs and developing common indicators on the basis of above but including all types of domestic violence.
In the Commission's view, the best way to build up the Union's capacity in this field is by developing common recruitment standards and training programmes.
The WTO should also aim at developing common approaches on anticompetitive practices with a significant impact on inter national trade and investment as well as on the promotion of international cooperation.
It is pushing forward with political integration by establishing an area of freedom,security and justice and by developing common foreign, security and defence policies.
The EU system has proven capable of maintaining and developing common rules which facilitate travel by minimising cumbersome variations of security rules between Member States.
Will continue to pursue its co-operation with OSCE and Council of Europe in the area of Conflict Prevention,notably by developing common modules/programmes for staff training for field operations cf.
Developing common and consistent regulatory approaches and sharing regulatory knowledge and resources can achieve better regulatory results at a lower cost for the whole EU, especially in areas of regulation with a cross-border dimension.
As set out in this Communication,Joint Programming is about Member States developing common visions and Strategic Research Agendas, to address specific societal challenges.
It is also important to link the problems concerning consumer contracts with work on contract law in its entirety within the context of the ongoing process aimed at developing common frameworks for European contract law.
In this respect the possibility of the Commission andinterested Member States developing common analytical tools as well as sharing information, should be examined and, where appropriate, tested on a pilot basis.
Political commitment, increased resources for pandemic preparedness, more research and the resolution of complex legal and ethical issues were identifiedas key issues and strong interest was expressed in developing common solutions and cross-border co-operation7.
The main objective of the European Union's transport policy is to establish an internal market by developing common policies to promote a high degree of competitiveness and the harmonious, balanced and sustainable development of economic activities.
I am fully committed to ensuring that, in the coming years, the European Commission will continue to develop its role as facilitator and catalyst for cooperation, expert networks, exchanging best practices, pooling resources,improving research and developing common approaches to transnational challenges.
In general the Court aims to improve the cooperation with national SAIs, both by developing common auditing standards tailored for the EU area together with its fellow SAIs, and by bilateral cooperation with individual SAIs.
Identifying policy needs and developing common indicators on the basis of earlier work, according to what is indicated in the roadmap for gender equality and the opinion of the European Economic and Social Committee46, and in coordination with relevant international organisations.
The new European Supervisory Authorities will build a common European supervisory culture and consistent supervisory practices,for example by developing common training programmes and participating in meetings of the colleges of supervisors as an observer.
The EFF Committee at the meeting on October 16th, 2009, approved the Commission's idea to set up the network of evaluators, with the objective of developing common evaluation methods and standards in order to provide the evaluators in the Member States with guidelines to allow for harmonised and high quality interim evaluations across the Member States.
They would also contribute to the development of a singleset of harmonised rules, improve the supervision of cross-border institutions by developing common supervisory requirements and approaches and help settle possible disputes between national supervisors.
Since 2007, CPC authorities have carried out a broad range of common activities including webinars, workshops, awareness-raising measures,projects developing common standards, methodologies and enforcement techniques and the exchange of officials that have received subsidies from the EU Consumer Programme.
Under the civil society dialogue, the Commission will examine how to support twinning between EU and Turkish cities,with a view to improving their mutual knowledge, developing common projects, organising seminars on topics of common interest, and encouraging participation at grass-roots level.
Last week the President of the Alliance Internationale de Tourisme presented a report to the European Commission with recommendations to improve safety on campsites by developing common safety standards for the location and lay-out of sites, warning systems, emergency lighting and evacuation plans.
In order to put right this shortcoming, the European System of Central Banks(ESCB) andthe Committee of European Securities Regulators(CESR) have set up a working group charged with developing common standards for European providers of clearing and settlement services, adapting the recommendations of the G-10's Task Force on Securities Settlement Systems to the European context.