Examples of using Structured co-operation in English and their translations into German
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The Union is facilitating structured co-operation in this field and the exchange of good practice.
Crime prevention includes all activities which contribute to halting or reducing crime as a social phenomenon,both quantitatively and qualitatively, either through permanent and structured co-operation measures or through ad hoc initiatives.
Such an approach will require ongoing and structured co-operation between the health, education and social sectors.
More structured co-operation between European Union and third country institutions to promote greater mobility.
The representatives agreed to pursue co-ordinated and structured co-operation in the area of cross- border electronic health services throughout Europe.
More structured co-operation between European Community and third country institutions and greater outgoing European Union mobility as part of European study programmes.
To improve structured access to existing good practices andinitiatives;to facilitate a more structured co-operation in the field of digital content at European level.
To strengthen a more structured co-operation between European Union and third country institutions and a greater EU outgoing mobility as part of European study programmes.
The promotion of partnerships between European andthird-country universities in specific world regions as a basis for structured co-operation, transfer of know-how, exchange and mobility at all levels of higher education;
The Union is facilitating structured co-operation in this field and the exchange of good practice and should strengthen this by integrating the health dimension into the open method of coordination on social protection policies.
The specific aims of the programme are to: promote quality and excellence in European higher education; encourage the incoming mobility of third-country graduate students and scholars;foster structured co-operation with third-country higher education institutions; and improve the profile, visibility and accessibility of European higher education in the world.
Erasmus Mundus hasmade some progress in beginning to develop more structured co-operation in higher education between the EU and third countries, although the low participation rates in Partnerships(Action 3) suggest that more still needs to be done in this area.
With a view to reinforcing the links with Objective 1 and 2 programmes part-financed by the ERDF and guaranteeing simple, transparent implementation based on sound financial management principles, the Commission is proposing a programming approach as opposed to an individual project approach,a reduction in the number of strategic themes and a structured co-operation between those responsible for the management of innovative actions and those in charge of the Objective 1 and 2 programmes part-financed by the ERDF.
IFOAM structures: co-operation with the IFOAM.
Structured dialogue/co-operation.
Actions 2: integrated actions covered by structured multi-annual co-operation agreements, with an approximate duration of 3 years, and which involve at least five operators from five participant countries.
F to the extent possible, existing regional co-operation structures.
Increased flexibility in co-operation structure with customs administrations.
Comprehensive patient-oriented care thus demands the development of appropriate co-operation structures which reflect the needs of their participants.
Increased flexibility in co-operation structures with customs administrations via expanded use of MOUs Memoranda of Understanding.
For the existing Thuringia network structure the co-operation with other networks- also beyond federal state borders- has gained in importance.
Those Member States which do not report having formal structures for co-operation between their national law enforcement agencies should consider establishing such formal structures as appropriate.
The structures for co-operation developed in the early 1990s must evolve to take account of the new opportunities that this will open for environmental advances.