Examples of using Development in third countries in English and their translations into German
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To achieve this, the Commission will promote sustainable aquaculture development in third countries.
While industrialisation and economic development in third countries should be encouraged, the EU must ensure that in doing so third countries do not end up bearing the EU's social and environmental costs.
The EU fleet andcanning industry have for many years been contributing to economic development in third countries under the EU's trade policy.
Where it is consistent with achieving these goals, the possibility should be foreseen to conclude agreements with third countries to trigger investments in these countries which bring about real, additional reductions in greenhouse gas emissions while stimulating innovation in European companies andtechnological development in third countries.
Work to strengthen corporate social and environmental responsibility,including the contribution by EU companies to sustainable development in third countries, and implement the OECD Guidelines for multinational enterprises.
LIFE Environment has supported demonstration and pilot projects aimed at developing new approaches and methods for the protection and enhancement of the environment, with a particular emphasis on innovative technologies and applications; LIFE Nature has supported the implementation of EU nature conservation policy; and LIFE third countries has funded technical assistance activities for capacity building andpromoting sustainable development in third countries.
Election support is an important element of the EU's overall contributionto democratisation andsustainable development in third countries, as pursued boththrough longterm development assistance, and the EU's political dialogue.
The package covers security sector reform and apossible new dedicated instrument for capacity building in support of security and development in third countries.
We too have to be ambitious as regards the need to promote peace andeconomic development in third countries, insofar as that is essential for our own security and for a better world, which is a goal that we should be pursuing with just as much commitment.
It is this cultural dimension that the EU should take more into account in its diplomatic efforts, particularly with a view to promoting human rights,democracy and development in third countries.
Facilitating the issuance ofshort-term visas can produce numerous positive effects for development in third countries such as improving business opportunities and trade ties with the EU, and strengthening people-to-people contacts.
Today the European Commission and the High Representative Federica Mogherini proposed measures to enhance the European Union's effectiveness in supporting stability,security and development in third countries.
Election Observation and Assistance Election support is an important element of theEU's overall contribution to democratisationand sustainable development in third countries, as pursued both through long-termdevelopment assistance and the EU's political dialogue.
Visa liberalisation dialogues and facilitation of the issuance of short-term visas can also contributeto spurring economic growth in the EU and promoting development in third countries.
The second, which had not been mentioned by the Commission President,was to make a direct contribution to economic development in third countries, with special attention to the countries of central and east Europe but also to developing countries around the Mediterranean and elsewhere.
The Commission is continuously monitoring developments in third countries to ensure that airlines flying into the EU are up to the highest safety standards.
The Commission shall, on an ongoing basis, monitor developments in third countries and international organisations that could affect the functioning of decisions adopted pursuant to paragraph 3 of this Article and decisions adopted on the basis of Article 25(6) of Directive 95/46/EC.
Encouraging tourism development in third country partners.
Brazil is an importantpartner of the BMZ when it comes to promoting development programmes in third countries, i.e. as part of triangular cooperation.
This also applies to development in Third World countries.