Examples of using Necessary complement in English and their translations into German
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Thus this space forms the necessary complement to the idea of the subject as a moving point without extension.
It is a specification of the People's War in Peruthat the countryside is made into the main theatre of the actions, and the cities are a necessary complement.”.
The EU felt this was a necessary complement to the licensing mechanism in order to assist importing countries.
There is general agreement with the relevant authorities in the Member States that the prevention of crime constitutes a necessary complement to repressive measures.
Program as a necessary complement to the international voluntary services that send young people from Germany to the countries of the South.
Ensuring a significant decline in the debt to GDP ratio is a necessary complement to the comprehensive reform of the pension system implemented in 2003.
This is a necessary complement to the widely agreed target of halving, by the same date, the number of people without access to clean water.
This is why the use of coralprobiotic will be particularly useful and necessary complement to the diet, providing comprehensive protection of the microflora of adults and children.
As a necessary complement to this Basic Regulation, an internal Commission Decision has been taken on the role of Eurostat in the production of Community statistics.
Comfortably furnished and quiet residential area are the necessary complement to all kinds of activities from here in Dresden and its beautiful surroundings.
The treaty was supposed to enable us to build on a political,social and ecological union in a democratic and bold way; the necessary complement to the union of market and money.
Such reforms are a necessary complement to the actions undertaken to reduce irregular flows to and within Europe, and protecting our external borders.
A very good precedent for interinstitutional cooperation was set last year by the agreement reached on the Schengen border code,to which this regulation represents the necessary complement.
This is not simply a meaningful and necessary complement of the scientific approach, but a terrain, where the postmodern thinking par excellence can show exactly its strength.
Developing a common instrument for the return of illegally resident third country nationals orpersons irregularly migrating towards the EU would be the necessary complement for a policy fostering sustainable migration.
Civil dialogue should be considered a necessary complement to the social dialogue, in which the social partners- depending on the areas to be dealt with- will participate just as all the other relevant players in civil society."18.
The Association Council also repeated its support of the role played by theCentral European Free Trade Association(CEFTA) as a necessary complement to the bilateral economic integration between the Associated Countries and the Union.
Additionally, I would also appreciate it if the Commissioner could fill us in on the state of development of the European Border Surveillance System, Eurosur,that has been announced that is an important and necessary complement to Frontex.
Enabling an efficient cash supply across borders is moreover a necessary complement to the work carried out by the European Central Bank and the national central banks(NCB) in the euro area to achieve more convergence of NCB cash services.
Social Affairs The European Council welcomes the progress made recently in social matters andurges the Council to pursue the efforts in the social field as the necessary complement to the realisation of the Internal Market.
An open trade policy as a necessary complement to the opening of the internal market, with strict respect for the internationally agreed rules by all world trade partners; this includes refraining from unfair trading practices and the Community being willing to take effective action to defend itself.
During the last three years, the Council, the European Parliament and the Commission have addressed this issue, pursuing the aim of makingthe EU instruments and policies more effective as a necessary complement to actions driven by Member States.
Whereas completion of the common commercial policy as it pertains to rules for imports is therefore a necessary complement to the completion of the internal market and is the only means of ensuring that the rules applying to the Community's trade with third countries correctly reflect the integration of the markets;
The site is particularly suited to the long-term studies as needed for the project, and the site comparisons can be carried out on the estate site, as the prevailing acidconditions in the sandy soil offer an ideal and necessary complement to the existing study sites.
This readmission agreement is therefore a necessary complement to the adoption of the visa facilitation agreement reached with Georgia, which would necessarily have to be accompanied by an improvement in the security conditions necessary to combat cross-border crime and illegal immigration.
We therefore have to use every possible means to foster approval both of the regulation and of the directive on the statute of the European Cooperative Society, taking account of the fact that theEuropean Cooperative Society will constitute the necessary complement to the European company.
For this reason and in order to maximise the impact of the actions and avoid any duplication with EU activities, including the EIP on Raw Materials,the KIC will provide the necessary complement in the areas of human capital(i.e. training, education) for the technology innovative pilot actions(e.g. demonstration plants) for land and marine exploration, extraction and processing, collection and recycling.
On“rule-making” and its relation to“market access”, it is also clear that there remains solid support for rules(whether on anti-dumping, on regional agreements,on the Singapore issues or on the relations between trade and the environment) as the necessary complement to market opening and as an essential pre-requisite to integrate developing countries better into the world economy.
Furthermore, these observations are without prejudice to the future ECB opinion on the amendments proposed by theCommission to the Community financial sector legislation as a necessary complement to the abovementioned legislative package( hereinafter the« proposed Omnibus directive')( 2) and possible other ECB opinions on any other draft legislation adopted in the context of this package.