Examples of using Regular exchanges in English and their translations into Finnish
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Iii. support and promote regular exchanges of experience in the area of health and nutrition;
The Commission agrees with Amendment 47,which underlines the need for regular exchanges of views with the beneficiaries.
Regular exchanges with EP's evaluation units shall be conducted in order to accompany this structural mechanism.
At some contact points, the willingness to make regular exchanges also left much to be desired.
There are regular exchanges between Commission staff and the EIF's operational, risk management and coordination teams.
Mediation mechanisms will ensure conflict resolution while regular exchanges will allow for early detection of financial stress.
That makes regular exchanges of information between the ECB and the organizations represented in the ESC indispensable.
As requested, the Commission shall be assisted by an advisory committee, and shall have regular exchanges of views with Disability NGOs and other relevant parties.
Regular exchanges between the social partners on the outlook for their sectors and companies are therefore essential.
The Centre and the ECRI shall ensure regular exchanges of information concerning activities proposed, under way or completed.
Regular exchanges of information and good practice between Member States as well as the regions on eco-innovation policies are essential.
The Commissioner responsible for Competition holds regular exchanges of views with the responsible Parliamentary Committees to discuss competition policy matters.
Quarterly testimonies by the President of the ECB before Parliament 's Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs serve as the main forum for these regular exchanges of views.
The Commission will have regular exchanges of views with government organisations and NGOs representing the education and sports environments.
The implementation of the Memorandum of Understanding between the EU and the Council of Europe in 2008 has been recognised as successful by both organisations,notably by deepening cooperation in the field, regular exchanges at expert level and an increasing number of high-level visits.
In this context,they agree to ensure transparency through regular exchanges of information on policy in areas such as competition, public aid and restructuring.
Regular exchanges of risk analyses and relevant responses at the field level through EU Heads of Mission meetings and at headquarters through desk-to-desk dialogues between Institutions and Member States and across Council groups;
Dialogue on migration should provide a platform for regular exchanges of views to increase mutual understanding of both regions' realities, challenges and needs.
Regular exchanges of expertise and best practice among Public Employment Services so as to help deliver successful active labour market policy programs in sending countries, thus raising the employability levels and prospects of third country nationals;
The Commissioner and/or the Director-General responsible for Competition hold regular exchanges of views with the responsible Parliamentary Committees to discuss competition policy matters.
There have been regular exchanges of information and co-ordination meetings since the establishment of ISPA, harmonisation of approaches to the appraisal and approval of projects by both institutions, and also detailed discussions on methodological issues.
Cooperation between these two networks, in practical terms, is being stepped up through regular exchanges of alerts between the RAPEX system and the customs authorities''risk information form' system.
In addition, the Commission and the US antitrust authorities had regular exchanges of views, in particular at the bilateral, high-level meeting held in Washington on 16 October dealing with various aspects of the competition policies pursued by both parties and other mat ters of common interest.
While the EU and US market structures for cranes and cranes' components differ,the co-operation involved regular exchanges of views and evidence in relation to the likely impact of the transaction on their respective markets.
Regular exchange with stakeholders.
Regular exchange of information between practitioners which will lead to the development of comparable statistics and data at the European level on the evolving situations of refugees in the Member States;
As a rule the co-operation is to be based on systematic local contacts and regular exchange of forward plans and initiatives.
Regular exchange of information and ideas in every sector of cooperation including meetings of officials and experts;
In this respect, regular exchange of information between national authorities providing support for the internationalisation of SMEs and their coordination with relevant Commission directorates would be useful.
The purpose of these guidelines is to explain, inter alia, how the competition rules apply to theliner sector in general, including timely and regular exchange and publication of information on capacity and utilisation.