Examples of using To develop and promote in English and their translations into Finnish
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We will continue to develop and promote business for mutual.
STRESSES the important role of the ALTENER programme, which will become an integral part of the Energy Framework Programme, to develop and promote support measures at Community level.
ADEs work together to develop and promote powerful ideas for improving teachingand learning worldwide.
We also actively use our partners and our experience to develop and promote river restoration projects.
We will continue to develop and promote business for mutual benefit with our precise management, good quality and excellent service.
In order to achieve this, we need to develop and promote alternative methods.
To develop and promote new productsand services, and to improve or modify our existing products and services.
It must help the local economy to develop and promote people's livelihoods.
Stora Enso and the Forest Stewardship Council®(FSC) have signed an international partnership agreement establishing a long-term strategic collaboration to develop and promote sustainable forestry.
The ministers also agreed to work together to develop and promote the use of AI in the Nordic Region, e.g.
To develop and promote endogenous publicand private capacities in developing countries which can take the responsibility and initiative for mainstreaming the gender dimension in the development effort;
Work more closely with economic operators to develop and promote trade facilitation activities.
We will continue to develop and promote business for mutual benefit with our precise management, good quality and excellent service.
Support for training and retraining,to ensure managers have the skills and competences necessary to develop and promote corporate social responsibility;
In addition, the project aims to develop and promote Nordic cooperation in researchand teaching in the field of bio-economy.
It presents a set of proposals for the institutional reform of the UN and reiterates the desire to develop and promote democratic valuesand respect for human rights.
The ability of the candidates to develop and promote the use of the GALILEO system at a global level, in particular based on their experience and international alliances;
Set up in 1989 and run from the offices of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development(OECD),the task force is an international body whose purpose is to develop and promote policies to prevent money laundering.
These actions will ultimately help Member States to develop and promote good medical practices on organ donation and transplantation on the basis of results.
Since exclusion from the labour-market of people with disabilities is inextricably linked to problems of structure and attitude, prejudice and a lack of information about disability, it is necessary to increase society's understanding of the rights, needs and potential of disabled persons, and a joint effort by all the different partners is required to develop and promote a flow of information and exchange of good practice.
The Commission, Member States and the social partners need to intensify their efforts to develop and promote more positive action programmes for women, in particular in the private sector.
I consider it fundamental to implement the strategy to develop and promote the European agricultural sector according to a model capable of reconciling purely economic interests with the requirements of environmental protection, with the social implications of developmentand with the importance of safeguarding regional agricultural production.
Continue its work with Member States,the European Parliament and stakeholders to develop and promote standards(notably on organic aquaculture or on Eco-labelling Schemes);
It is therefore essential to develop and promote the diplomatic aspectand to make use of the options afforded by the Treaty of Lisbon to prepare the way towards the next COP with ambition, speaking with a single voice and creating strategic alliances with our potential allies on this subject such as, for example, the African, Caribbean and Pacific countries.
The research community is invited to use, in particular, coordination and support action24 and Marie Curie fellowships25 to develop and promote the take-up of new curricula by nationaland regional education authorities and in the context of the EIT.
Secondly, economic policy prioritises the need to develop and promote Europe as a knowledge-based society, which is why the Commission' s preliminary draft budget has set a very large plus against research and a new edition of the programme to promote small- and medium-sized enterprises and, more importantly, contains a proposal to combine them with the promotion of technology, which was also a matter of concern to the rapporteur, Mrs Haug.
Admittedly the Belgian Government presented an initiative for a Council Decision setting up a European network of national contact points for restorative justice in 2002.100The purpose of that initiative is to develop and promote the various aspects of restorative justice in the Union by setting up a European network of national contact points.
I believe that the Commission must use this opportunity to develop and promote such harmonised approaches to checksand take regulatory action so as to remove obstacles to the European single market and improve road safety.
Nominate a centre responsible for supporting the development, validation and promotion of alternatives to animal testsused for regulatory purposes, and facilities to develop and promote the use of alternatives to animal procedures undertaken for other purposes, such as basic and applied biomedical and veterinary research.
We sought, with the active involvement of the social partners, to develop and promote issues that seem relevant in the present case, investing in people on a permanent basis,developing employability through training and retraining, seeking alternatives to closures and redundancies, redeploying, wherever possible, workers affected by restructuring operations and anticipating market and technological developments.