Examples of using Greater complementarity in English and their translations into German
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The path towards greater complementarity.
Greater complementarity with formal education and training.
As we shall see later on, this shift will require greater complementarity between the two systems.
In search of greater complementarity between the national and European levels.
The principal objective must be to reinforce the autonomy of the EU budget,to enable it to have leverage and greater complementarity to national budgets.
Achieve greater complementarity based on cooperation with other donors and greater coherence based on more effective internal coordination;
Expenditure in the field of cohesion policy must berationalised by reducing fragmentation of funding instruments and fostering greater complementarity between the various funding instruments.
Greater complementarity with the Leonardo da Vinci programme should make Socrates a key instrument for implementing a lifelong learning policy.
The Council stresses the need for the Community andits Member States to establish greater complementarity between their assistance measures for third countries while preserving the Commission's responsibilities.
Greater complementarity and more streamlined, uniform and coordinated procedures, both within the European Union and in relations with third countries and international organisations, are essential to ensuring the consistency and relevance of financial intervention.
The Council calls on the Commission to submit a proposal for a standard framework of country strategy papers of the Community once the Commission and the group of experts has completed its work in early 2000 andto report periodically as of the second half of 2000 on the activities aimed at greater complementarity.
If the resulting economies of scale are significant, there can be greater complementarity between large enterprises and SMEs, and the latter can have a fundamental role to play as sub-contractors and suppliers of services.
In line with the proposals made in the 5th cohesion report, the Commission will put forward proposals in 2011 for the new Cohesion Policy regulatoryframework for the period post-2013 which will simplify access to the structural funds for local groups and ensure greater complementarity and synergies between EU funds to promote community-based approaches, including for urban regeneration.
Options to fill gaps in skills that are identified include greater complementarity by using EU wide expertise and the use of local experts(where available), which would boost local employment and enhance capacity building.
Greater complementarity and more streamlined, uniform and coordinated procedures, both within the European Community and in relations with third countries and international organisations, are essential to ensuring the consistency and relevance of such financial intervention.
Volunteering, including through EU programmes such as the EVS and the new EU Aid Volunteers Initiative,as a way of combining learning with civic engagement31; greater complementarity between national and international actors to scale up cross border volunteering and better link national volunteering with the EVS.
In addition, it is necessary to ensure greater complementarity with action in the context of intergovernmental customs cooperation and of cooperation with other European Union bodies and agencies and other international or regional organisations.
Greater complementarity between national and European budgets could be one way of removing the contradiction between, on the one hand, the need for a comprehensive reduction of national public spending justified by the crisis and, on the other hand, the increase in the EU's powers in a number of areas as a result of the Lisbon Treaty see external policy, immigration and asylum, energy, environment, etc.
The key aspects were the need for greater coordination and greater complementarity between policies, the need for harmonisation and simplification of the present organisational framework for the Union' s present cooperation policies, the need to make the EU' s aid management more efficient and, in particular, to review its mechanisms for intervention, and also the need to reinforce the assessment system and to introduce greater transparency into the process for granting aid.