Examples of using Structured relations in English and their translations into German
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Structured relations need to be enhanced;
It will do this through the creation of structured relations between institutions.
Structured relations must be established in 2002-03 with organs such as Eurojust, Europol and Interpol.
We are in the process of building structured relations with the African Union and NEPAD institutions.
To fulfil its role as a bridge between Europe and its citizens, the EESC can offer its"availability, expertise and structured relations with organised civil society.
To establish structured relations with the civil society organisations of third countries and other regions.
The Commission also asked the Committeeto draw up an Opinion this autumn on the"potential opportunities for strengthening structured relations between representatives of employers and workers"3.
They are the structured relations with the institutions of the Union, as decided upon in Copenhagen, and the Europe Agreements.
The president of the Section for External Relations, Mr Hamro-Drotz,recalled that the EESC already had structured relations with India and would soon set up a round table with China.
The Committee aims to support the external dimension of Union action by conducting dialogue with civil society organisations in the countries andregions with which the Union has structured relations.
The Committee shall maintain structured relations with economic and social councils and similar institutions and with civil society organisations of an economic and social nature in the European Union and non-EU countries.
The main areas of activity of the REX Section are as follows:trade, development and relations with regions throughout theworld,in particular those states and regions with which the EUmaintains structured relations.
The Committee, on the initiative of the bureau, may maintain structured relations with economic and social councils and similar institutions and with civil society organisations of an economic and social nature in the European Union and non EU countries.
The strategy adopted by theEuropean Council is being politically implemented by the creation, between the associated States and the Institutions of the European Union, of"structured relations" which encourage mutual trust and will provide a framework for addressing topics of common interest.
The other is to establish structured relations with the civil society organisations of third countries and other regions, increasing their recognition and capacities, and supporting and strengthening social and civil dialogue.
This began with bilateral meetings between the president and two EP vice-presidents, Libor Rouček and Isabelle Durant,which set the foundations for structured relations between the two institutions, including the organisation of the next Citizens' Agora, to be held in November 2010 on poverty.
The other is to establish structured relations with the civil society organisations of third countries and other regions, increasing their recognition and capacities, and supporting and strengthening social and civil dialogue through the work of its follow-up groups.
The European Council would like to see a process of dialogue continued and stepped up at all levels with those country groupings andcountries with which the Union maintains structured relations, in order to help drive forward convergence of positions with a view to achieving ambitious, balanced results at the summit in September 2005.
With the aim of maintaining and developing structured relations with civil society organisations and networks at European level and developing the European civil dialogue, a liaison group may be established, comprising, on the one hand, the Committee president, the group presidents and twelve members proposed by the groups and appointed by the bureau and, on the other hand, representatives of the main sectors of European organised civil society.
The Committee's special relations with Member States' economic and social councils or similar bodies, and with organised civil society in the third countries andgeographical groupings with which the European Union maintains structured relations enhance the added value and legitimacy of its action in favour of a politically more accessible, more transparent and more participatory Europe.
The European Neighbourhood Policy is a key strategy for the enlarged EU for establishing structured relations with all its new eastern and southern neighbours, the aim of defending and affirming the common values of democracy, respect for human rights and the development of common policies.
The Committee's special relations with Member States' economic and social councils or similar bodies in the Member States and non-EU countries and, via the joint consultative committees, with civil society in the applicant countries, and with organised civil society in the third countries andgeographical groupings with which the European Union maintains structured relations enhance the added value and legitimacy of its action in favour of a politically more accessible, more transparent and more participatory Europe.
By encouraging mutual dialogue and agreement on issues like mutual recognition andaccreditation, such structured relations will create enduring bridges for cultural and educational exchanges and serve as blueprints for the implementation of education clauses in association agreements, political declarations or action plans.
This structured relation for Integrated Projects will be developed in detail when drafting the CSF and may include creating a steering committee and structured information channels.
Structure, relations and parametres are always created and ordered in a tree simultaneously with model working out.
For example, setting common deadlines for fulfilling certain obligations orcompleting certain administrative tasks should help to clarify and structure relations between insured persons and institutions.
The ENP should bilaterally complement the multilateral Barcelona Process, which, I would remind you,has been the framework of reference for structuring relations in the Mediterranean region since 1995.
For example, the implementing regulation provides for setting common deadlines for fulfilling certain obligations or completing certain administrative tasks,which are intended to help clarify and structure relations between insured persons and institutions.