Examples of using Fields of action in English and their translations into Finnish
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Youth work supports many fields of action.
Fields of action: health and sport, participation.
The programme covers four specific fields of action.
Fields of action: education, employment, creativity and entrepreneurship.
Articles 6, 7, 8 and 9 describe the Programme's fields of actions;
Fields of action: social inclusion, volunteering, youth in the world.
This report therefore defines the priority fields of action.
Prioritising fields of action and ensuring that all will be closely monitored;
This dashboard presents 40 indicators covering all eight fields of action.
Set up in May 1992, LIFE now centres around three fields of action: environment, nature and non-member States.
It should also provide a generalframework for prioritising objectives, policies and fields of action.
Among the broad fields of action outlined in the Thessaloniki agenda, there are specific fields of action for European and Balkan civil society organisations.
EuroVoc is a multilingual andmultidisciplinary thesaurus which covers all the fields of action of the European Union.
Fifthly, all the priorities mentioned in the resolution are covered by the Community's fields of action: the prevention and treatment of Aids and other diseases, reproductive health, gender equality, adjustment to climate change, trade for development, conflict prevention, good governance, preventing corruption and promoting decent work, which includes preventing child labour.
Mr President, the framework strategy for non-discrimination andequal opportunities for all applies to various fields of action.
The quality of the opinion was mentioned, as were the following points:further fields of action, the overall budget available and opening up to civil society, particularly at national and local level.
Furthermore, the programme will be implemented by means of targeted initiatives, known as"key actions", relating to one ormore specific fields of action.
The Bullmann report and the synthesis report,with its ten correctly identified fields of action, rightly emphasise that the future of Europe lies in the ability of Member States to reform themselves, in the qualifications offensive aimed at increasing employment, in the modernisation of infrastructures, the expansion of the information society and in overcoming poverty and social exclusion.
The second road safety programme entitled“Promoting Road Safety in the EU” set out a programme for the period 1997-2001 andidentified more than 60 fields of action classified into 3 broad categories.
It is appropriate to clarify that the scope of Directive 80/181/EEC is consistent with the objectives referred to in Article 95 of the Treaty andthat it is not limited to any specific Community fields of action.
The challenges and opportunities facing youth of the day will be regularly assessed andprioritised every three years to ensure flexibility and to ensure that the fields of action reflect the changing needs of newer generations.
IS OF THE VIEW that it is essential to find practical solutions to existing bottlenecks which hamper the development of short sea shipping and, at this stage of the development process,to focus on certain fields of action and, in particular, on.
Another essential field of action is development of the labour markets and their functioning.
The field of action is, of course, vast and requires funding and great political will.
Lastly, it has also helped ensure that the local police canbe more active and broaden their usual field of action.
I also want to support Mr Cabrol in his efforts to widen the programme's field of action against pollution-related diseases.
We must denounce campaigns of disinformation, combat obscurantism, butnot abandon any field of action.
Another prospective field of action closely related to standardisation is the potential of New Approach legislation for promoting eco-design.
Although the Member States acknowledge the links between culture and creativity and youth policy,the National Youth Reports do not report many activities in this‘field of action.
This field of action is not provided for in the Treaties, however, and there is good for reason for that: the opposition of the governments, which are aware of the strategic importance of this sector and of their diverging interests.