Examples of using Use of these instruments in English and their translations into German
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Group guidelines govern the use of these instruments.
The use of these instruments in the EU is governed by a and rules.
We are called upon as the European Parliament to make use of these instruments too.
The initial use of these instruments in the Adriatic markets proved highly promising.
We are committed to making even more effective and targeted use of these instruments.
The outcome of the negotiations on the use of these instruments will establish a strong precedent.
Most web browsersoffer individual users the opportunity to switch off the use of these instruments.
The paper aims to stimulate a debate on the use of these instruments at Community and national level.
Every Member State is being asked to protect victims more effectively and to actively make use of these instruments.
The use of these instruments is proof that the EU expects certain behaviour in its relations with its trading partners.
For this reason, it is equally necessary to ensure that Member States are able to make full use of these instruments in the future.
Making use of these instruments is in the best interest of the recipients of EAFRD funds as they go further than simple grants.
The stakeholders represented in the seminar(trade unions, NGOs and owners association)will contribute more on national level to a better use of these instruments.
The Commission will make full use of these instruments wherever necessary to ensure the smooth accession of Bulgaria and Romania.
They will join Member States and regions at this high-level conference to exchange experience andbest practice on the design and use of these instruments.
The use of these instruments is based on World Trade Organization(WTO) rules and is a legitimate and necessary part of the multilateral trading system.
My advice to the Commission is therefore to make cautious use of these instruments, and the directive will be all the more effective when it is subsequently applied in practice.
However, its impact on the use of the Certificate Supplement and the Diploma Supplement seems to bemore limited although data on the actual dissemination and use of these instruments is as yet insufficient.
European legislators should make greater use of these instruments as they can improve the legislative process by showing the possible impacts of their policy decisions.
The Caribbean countries benefit from EDF funding and also from a number of other budgetary instruments but there has been insufficient coherence and complementarity among the various strategies governing the use of these instruments and the range of actions funded.
To make best use of these instruments, a large variety of stakeholders needs to be involved, including policy makers, business and consumers.
Draws attention to the variety of management and enforcement tools available to ensure the correct application of the law andcommits itself to a transparent policy on the use of these instruments to produce the greatest understanding, clarity and effectiveness of the law;
At the same time, it was made clear that the use of these instruments had been decentralised, which means that the Turkish authorities administered the allocated aid, following the Commission's accreditation.
In writing.-(PT) I voted in favour of Anne Ferreira's report on the Green Paper on market-based instruments for environmental andrelated policy purposes because I agree that the use of these instruments is essential for the pursuit of feasible and effective environmental policies.
The aim of this reform is to restrict the use of these instruments by the Commission as part of the efforts to ensure that the Community interest is looked at more carefully and more extensively.
The Institute is making connections to earlier,standardised surveys on the use of these instruments and investigates the question as to how such instruments can be integrated into families' everyday life.
The EU's use of these instruments is based on rules derived from the WTO agreements that establish trade defence instruments and the principles on which they operate as a legitimate part of the multilateral system of free trade.
They recommended the national authorities a more intensive use of these instruments, both creating them in new areas and making more use of their services where they exist, for the implementation of public measures for SMEs.
A subsequent evaluation of tourism SMEs' actual use of these instruments demonstrated the work to be invested into the information of tourism SMEs and their stakeholders on the existing Community instruments and how to use them.
With the entry into force of the Treaty of Amsterdam, the use of these instruments was formalised by the introduction of the concept of'closer cooperation' into the Treaty on European Union(Title VII) and the Treaty establishing the European Community Article 11.