Examples of using Shared commitment in English and their translations into Finnish
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It is a shared commitment.
I have voted in favour of the report by Mr Graça Moura on multilingualism as an asset for Europe and a shared commitment.
A shared commitment from EU Institutions.
Commission communication- A shared commitment for employment COM(2009) 257.
A Shared Commitment for Employment must be underpinned by all available Community instruments.
It will also support the shared commitment to develop the renewable energy.
The Shared Commitment should contribute to Europe's role in shaping the global effort of the international community towards recovery and sustainable growth.
Agree on the three key priorities of the EU Shared Commitment for Employment;
The Commission's"Shared Commitment for Employment" adds value to this process.
The new facility is one of the actions announced in the Commission's communication:'A Shared commitment for employment' on 3 June see IP/09/859 and MEMO/09/259.
This process requires a shared commitment by the relevant EU institutions, Member States and other actors.
Sectoral frameworks are also an appropriate vehicle for social dialogues aiming at promoting broadly shared commitment and at promoting the quality of human resources.
It has also fostered a shared commitment of Member States on integration and return.
This approach is specifically provided for in Article 152 as an appropriate toolin the health area, balancing effective guidance and shared commitment with respect for subsidiarity.
We need to put into practice the shared commitment to youth and to employment.
This shared commitment calls for swift adoption and, accordingly, implementation of the Directive.
The recent open-mindedness shown by the new US administration gives us cause to hope for a future shared commitment with the United States to halt the consequences of climate change.
These aims support the shared commitment to stability, security and prosperity of both the EU and the partner countries.
EU's support to civil society is a key component of the revised European Neighbourhood Policy,which is based on mutual accountability and a shared commitment to the universal values of human rights, fundamental freedoms, democracy and the rule of law.
It supports a shared commitment and works towards a common vision about the strategic importance of skills for sustaining jobs, growth and competitiveness.
The human rights and democracy clause is, in itself,an important way of demonstrating the shared commitment of the European Union and its partners to upholding, and also to promoting, human rights.
The Commission proposed‘A shared commitment for employment'5 which aimed to limit the social impact of the crisis, and recognised the need to reinforce gender equality in the responses to the crisis.
The earthquake which devastated Haiti on 12 January, leaving 200 000 dead and approximately 250 000 injured, has prompted the European Union Member States andthe entire international community to engage in a tangible and shared commitment to reconstruct the country.
Such sustainability also needs a shared commitment by all stakeholders to a coherent set of Internet governance principles.
An EU Shared Commitment on the key priorities outlined in this Communication should help address the Union's medium and long term challenges and ensure consistency between these and the short term recovery measures.
It is based on mutual accountability and a shared commitment to the universal values of human rights, democracy and the rule of law.
This too requires a shared commitment on the part of Member States and the Community institutions to eliminate anti-competitive practices, tax obstacles to cross-border activity and unfair tax competition, while respecting sectoral policies.
With the forthcoming New Skills Agenda, the Commission will aim to build a shared commitment to invest in people and their skills, in close cooperation with Member States and social partners.
The Communication"Shared commitment for employment"34 puts forward three key priorities: maintaining employment, creating jobs and promoting mobility; upgrading skills and matching labour market needs and increasing access to employment.
It recalled that cooperation must be based on the shared commitment to the agenda for the Western Balkans agreed at the Thessaloniki Summit in June 2003.