Examples of using Practical instrument in English and their translations into German
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Two different ends make this a very practical instrument.
The European Constitution is a practical instrument that will affect European integration for decades to come.
Secondly is the very poor use made of SOLVIT as a practical instrument.
Wellershoff cuts to the chase, and delivers practical instruments to assess the development of the economy and financial markets.
Medical supply shops offer general aids such as dressing sticks, grabbers,stocking pullers and other practical instruments.
Both models are practical instruments with which practically anything can be calculated- and which permit their wearers to show off their expertise and style.
Therefore, this new series of environmental instruments in a sturdy carryingcase is a comprehensive collection of practical instruments.
The guide will be a practical instrument for bicycle lovers, tourists and residents looking for well-known and hidden places of this territory.
Seminar"Energy Efficient Procurement" Public and private procurement of goods and services- practical instruments& case studies- programmes and policies.
This is why another practical instrument- the Quality Charter for Mobility- is being discussed under the UK Presidency and will continue to be discussed under the Austrian Presidency.
I hope we will succeed in producing not only astatement of intent, but also the practical instruments needed to take practical action.
There is a high demand for a coherent and practical instrument for the monitoring of the lifecycles of VET products, with consideration of several variables influencing VET offers, at the VET provider level.
Regulation(EC) No 1889/2006 on establishing a financing instrument for the promotion of democracy andhuman rights worldwide needs to be an effective, practical instrument that has the flexibility to cope with exceptional operational situations.
It is a practical instrument that will help us to achieve the aim that we have in transport policy, which is, as you know, to stabilise the modal split at its 1998 levels, or restore it to those levels.
It is a concrete expression of European solidarity and a practical instrument helping people and regions recover from large-scale layoffs.
A practical instrument needs to be developed on Community level to ensure that short sea, rail and inland waterway are not suffering in their competitiveness from the fact that road freight transport does not pay the full costs that it generates for society.
The Strategy for Innovation andGood Governance at Local Level is a practical instrument for improving governance at local level and the quality of local life as a result.
An important practical instrument for stimulating dialogue between employers and workers and promoting participation of civil society in social development throughout the world is Convention No. 144 of 1976 of the ILO on Tripartite Consultation to promote the Implementation of International Labour Standards.
With the new Merchant Service Center(MSC),paysafecard offers you a practical instrument for simply and securely taking care of your relevant operational tasks around the clock.
The Customs Code is a practical instrument that ensures smooth trans-border trade, and it should therefore take into consideration the new challenges of a globalising economy.
European Energy Commissioner Andris Piebalgs said:"With ELENA, we are launching another practical instrument aiming at unlocking the sustainable energy investment potential in European regions and cities.
The EU Strategy is a practical instrument addressing the main needs and challenges in the EU for the next five years from a human rights and gender-specific perspective.
By filling the gap left by the lack of a European approach,the new glossary will be a practical instrument to boost energy savings in Europe, in line with the recently adopted EU Action Plan on Energy Efficiency.
It should be seen as a practical instrument which facilitates the work of all those who deal with investigations in connection with payment card fraud, and one which respects privacy and human rights.
The Council mustset itself the goal of providing the European Union with a practical instrument with which to create a regulated market, open to selected traders and managed by a completely trustworthy European partner.
European legislation must be a flexible and practical instrument which also becomes accessible to the average citizen pursuant to the principle of subsidiarity and reasonableness.
Better mutual understanding In the Tempus programme,regional cooperation can consti tute an outstanding and very practical instrument for dia logue, openness of mind, tolerance, and mutual trust and respect, which in turn can help to promote peaceful co-existence between the countries concerned.
We are proposing a very concrete and practical instrument for the transport and logistics industry to take on the remaining market challenges and shift more freight from congested road corridors to other, less congested modes.
Regional andlocal authorities play an important role in developing the practical instruments that make those who generate social and environmental costs pay for them, this also being in the interest of discharging public budgets.
As pointed out in the latest Communication from the European Commission2, practical instruments have been put in place, starting with the summits and steps towards a network of association agreements including the agreements of this type that have been signed with Chile and Mexico.