Examples of using Variable geometry in English and their translations into Finnish
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The EU should also consider options for variable geometry cooperation programmes.
In particular, variable geometry must be applied to the centres of excellence and expertise network;
It is full of terms like subsidiarity, variable geometry, comitology and the like.
It could work in variable geometry formations and its originality would have a powerful impact on the imagination.
We must have the wisdom to let them work at their own pace and accept variable geometry to a greater extent.
The voluntary principle, variable geometry, transparency and a clear form of governance that is easy to administer must be ensured.
We must therefore break free from the rigid framework of the Community institutions and put variable geometry into direct action.
Implement the relevant Treaty instruments,particularly variable geometry, Community co-funding and joint undertakings as specified in the Treaty;
Our opinion is that qualified majority voting will not work either if we do not also accept the right of veto for national parliaments and variable geometry.
If comprehensive and regional agreements prove to be out of reach, variable geometry or multiple-speed agreements can be introduced.
As regards ERA-Net, the'variable geometry' principle has facilitated the readiness of participants to embark on the partial integration of their respective programmes.
We also need clearly to show that,as far as we are concerned, there is no‘variable geometry' version of international law.
Use of"variable geometry" instruments mentioned in the Treaty but not yet exploited, in order to achieve flexibility at the level of entire programmes.
The"opt-out" clauses that exempt the UK from the Social Protocol and both the UK andDenmark from monetary union are examples of variable geometry integration.
Common visions have been developed often using variable geometry, and leading to agreed strategic research agendas and technology roadmaps.
Variable geometry, or what has been called improved cooperation, is evidently one of the issues that raises questions, since Article 169 of the Treaty provides for it but it has never been implemented until now.
Taken with the 4 pillars,15 priority actions and numerous horizontal actions, there is a complex"variable geometry" at the heart of the strategy which might make it unworkable.
All of these measures,including the variable geometry which will make decisions on European cooperation more flexible, will strengthen the link between Europe and its nations.
The level of Community funding required would depend,inter alia, on the interest of Member States to co-finance the SET-Plan initiatives, through Joint Programming14 on a variable geometry basis.
Is there scope within the ENP for some kind of variable geometry, with different kinds of relationships for those partners that choose different levels of engagement?
Unfortunately, the present documents do not adequately deal with existing problems regarding the implementation of the freedoms of European Union citizens,including the application of the so-called‘variable geometry scheme.
The agreements reached in Nice concerning flexibility, variable geometry, or cooperation between a limited number of Member States in the field of research, create an obstacle for the Industry Committee.
Within the Union, including old and new Members, there is a kind of Community fundamentalism; in relations with neighbouring countries,however, flexibility and variable geometry allow the implementation of differentiated frameworks for cooperation.
For full use to be made of the relevant Treaty instruments,particularly"variable geometry", Community co-funding and joint undertakings, which, however, must come under the framework programme, as specified in the Treaty.
The guiding criterion for the Doha Round has been to involve all member countries in negotiations on a whole range of matters,whereas in such a broad-based organisation efforts should be made to develop a plurilateral approach incorporating a form of'variable geometry.
The EESC has also called for respect for the voluntary principle, variable geometry, transparency and a clear form of governance which is easy to administer to be ensured in the implementation of European innovation partnerships7.
Its stylish new three-body case with unidirectional outer ring, thus giving which watches 300 meters waterproof, and in accordance with ISO6425 standard dive tables,while perfectly configured with a skeleton movement with unique exclusive Richard Mille variable geometry is automatically set.
On the hypothesis that Europe will develop steadily towards variable geometry, nothing, then, prevents the involvement of Turkey in certain European policies in fields where there is a real commonality of interests.
I will go even further by saying that, with the prospect of an enlarged Europe, which will of necessity be a flexible Europe, the Council will naturally play a pivotal role,because it can be easily adapted to fit the variable geometry, whereas the Commission is a more rigid institution, as is the European Parliament, at least in its current form.
Increased pooling of research resources with andbetween Member States on a variable geometry basis will be facilitated by joint programming and by the development of a legal framework for the creation and operation of pan-European research infrastructures.