Examples of using More systematically in English and their translations into Finnish
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The definition is a good one, butit needs to be used more systematically in future.
It should also be more systematically developed at sectoral level, particularly in the private sector.
These interlinkages between environment and security need to be explored more systematically.
We must work more systematically to collect and evaluate data, information and background material.
To this end, information on loans granted must also be collected and published more systematically.
Odometer fraud should also be more systematically considered as an offence liable to a penalty.
The procedure takes account of the directives which now apply and draws on them more systematically.
It also invites the research community to develop, more systematically, common European research agendas.
EU and Member State activities related to key producer, transit andconsumer countries must be coordinated more systematically.
Develop the Black Sea Cooperation Platform and apply more systematically migration profiles and migration missions in the region.
Synergy and its corollary, the elimination of overlapping work between the working groups, must be sought more systematically.
All public investment programmes should also be used more systematically to leverage additional private sector funds.
During plenary sessions, section meetings and major EESC conferences, involve other institutions more systematically in debates.
In the wake of universities of applied sciences, universities have also more systematically begun to create an attractive employer and study place image for themselves.
Further progress towards women's employment targets should be more closely monitored, policies strengthened andimpact evaluated more systematically.
There was a commonly felt need to integrate innovation more systematically in the activities of ETPs.
Internal security concerns should be more systematically addressed as part of EU external policies, linked to EU assistance and cooperation programmes and other policy tools used for international cooperation.
In some cases, the emphasis has been on collecting and analysing more systematically national practices.
Cross-acceptance can be improved by applying more systematically the principle of mutual recognition to national authorisation procedures and by harmonising certain provisions.
Some countries said that the accompanying measures under Action 5 should be used more systematically to support Action 3.
The Committee recommends that this machinery should be used more systematically to ensure a creative civil society input to updating and monitoring progress on sustainable development in Europe.
The EU itself should take the findings of the supervisory mechanism into account more systematically in its international relations.
The new partnership must bring together civil societies much more systematically, and also the people's representatives, in other words the parliaments, especially by assisting with the capacities of African parliaments.
Strengthening the"regional dimension" at national level, by including the regional dimension more systematically in projects supported at national level.
The European Council called on the Member States"to develop more systematically in the National Reform Programmes comprehensive policy strategies to improve the adaptability of workers and enterprises.
The report quite rightly urges that, in future, cultural aspects should play a more significant role in external policy,into which they should be more systematically incorporated.
However, in some Member States a number of positions, professions orproducts are more systematically associated with a specific gender than in other Member States.
In accordance with the conclusions of the 5th Cohesion Report7, the Commission proposes to strengthen the focus on results andEU added-value by tying cohesion policy more systematically to the Europe 2020 objectives.
In this context,the Council agrees that the EU Battlegroup Roster should be filled more systematically by planning contributions on the basis of regularly recurring, voluntary commitments.
These principles provide a basis for strengthening cooperation in the field of validation and encourage the Commission, the Member States andsocial partners to introduce more systematically methods and systems for validation.