Examples of using Support and complement in English and their translations into Finnish
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These are areas where the EU can support and complement Member States actions.
Support and complement PS preparedness actions with a coherent EU preparedness policy framework.
International organisations and other actors must support and complement each other.
Support and complement PS disaster risk management actions by a coherent EU prevention policy framework.
The task of the World Summit should be to identify measures that support and complement the DDA and Monterrey processes.
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Together, the two countries could support and complement one another in the same manner as San Franciscoand Silicon Valley, creating favourable conditions for new business models.
Measures in this area fall primarily within national competence and the Community can only support and complement the work done by the Member States.
The EU can support and complement Member State actions; the EU can facilitate exchange of best practice and act as a focal point for review of progress and promotion of further action.
The Council underlines the important contribution of Community and EU-level research,which should support and complement Member States' activities and those of EPCIP.
The EU level can support and complement national actions, for example, through the Single Market Act proposed by the Commissionand endorsed by the European Parliament and the European Council.
It is consistent with the provisions of Article 137 of the Treaty as they refer to the Community's role to“support and complement” the activities of the Member States in providing social protection.
The NLF texts are complementary documents, inextricably linked the one to the other, and both relate very closely to sectoral legislation, which they support and complement.
Article 153 also sets out that the Union shall adopt minimum requirements,as well as support and complement Member States' efforts to promote the integration of persons excluded from the labour market.
The success of the new SME policy depends primarily on action by Member States as they retain the main competence in enterprise policy,while the Community policy framework should provide support and complement their efforts.
The Council also stresses that EU action should support and complement the work of the United Nations, including the implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 1612 on children and armed conflict.
Coordination between the Member State, regional and European levels is needed and European action should support and complement the efforts of national authoritiesand the private sector.
The Communication also explains how the Commission can further support and complement national public health policies implemented by Member States in cooperation with stakeholders2, taking into account that drinking patterns and cultures vary across the EU.
The Community contributes to the overall economic and employment policy agenda by completing the internal market and by implementing common policies and activities that support and complement national policies.
Article 153 TFEU sets out that the Union may adopt directives setting out minimum requirements, as well as support and complement the activities of the Member States for the improvement of the working environment to protect workers' health and safety.
Support and complement national research programmes in nuclear fissionand radiation protection through collaborative research and networking activities, thereby maximising EU added value in line with overall Union's policy on energy and health protection.
Article 137(ex Article 118) has been amended so thatthe Commission can now support and complement relevant Member State activities deal ing with labour market opportunitiesand treatment at work, and directives may be.
Support and complement Member States' action at national, regional and local level in risk prevention, in preparing their civil-protection personnel and in responding to natural or man-made disasters within the Union;
The Union's role in the field of civil protection is set out in Article 196(1) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the EU, according to which the Union shall,inter alia, support and complement Member States' action at national, regional and local level in responding to natural or man- made disasters within the Union and promote consistency in international civil-protection work.
The post-2015 framework should embed efforts to address climate change and incorporate the necessary efforts and actions by integrating climate change objectives, and notably the"below 2°C" objective agreed internationally, throughout the whole set of goals and targets.It should support and complement, but not interfere with, the current UNFCCC climate negotiations.
With a view to achieving these objectives, the Union can support and complement the activities of Member States in the fields of healthand safety at work, working conditions, the integration of persons excluded from the labour market and the combating of social exclusion.
Assist the participating country concerned in analysing and assessing projects and forwarding to the Commission all the proposals received, indicating which have been preselected and attaching to these a report setting out how these projects support and complement the vocational training systems and arrangements of the participating country in question and their relationship with the common framework of objectives.
The Amsterdam and Nice Treaties outlined a role for the Community to"support and complement the activities of the Member States" in a range of objectives relevant to social protection: the"social security and social protection of workers","combating of social exclusion" and"modernisation of social protection systems.
In the World Radio Communications Conference in 2012, the Union should promote results that, amongst other things, enable full use of the 800 MHz and the 3.4-3.8 GHz bands for broadband in the Union; ensure that sufficient amount of appropriately protected spectrum is available for Union sectoral policies, such as the European Space Policy and the Single European Sky; and ensure that changes in the ITU Radio Regulations support and complement the relevant principles of the Union regulatory framework.
Article 153 TFEU sets out that the Union shall adopt minimum requirements, as well as support and complement the activities of the Member States in the area of working environment, working conditions, as well as equality between men and women with regard to labour market opportunities and treatment at work.
Article 153 TFEU sets out that the Union shall adopt minimum requirements, as well as support and complement the activities of the Member States in the field of informationand consultation of workers and representation and collective defence of the interest of the workers and employers.