Examples of using Useful instruments in English and their translations into German
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The MEDIA desk andthe local MEDIA branches have proved to be very useful instruments.
The Community Initiatives are useful instruments in the search for real innovation and transnational co-operation.
The New Transatlantic Agenda andthe joint action plan constitute useful instruments to make this happen.
These can be useful instruments of evangelization, a space where diocesan life can validly be expressed and where the various ecclesial components can easily dialogue and communicate.
GEOMED®'s mission is to support surgeons throughout the world with safe and useful instruments.
Information systems which allow the Member States toexchange data can be very useful instruments, especially as regards the investigation and prevention of serious breaches of the law.
It is true that these channels exist andat the moment we have at least three useful instruments.
For this purpose you will have very varied equipment:on one hand, you will use very ancient but useful instruments that will help you in specific cases: arrows, hammers, swords or simply brute force attacks.
To fulfill your objectives, you will have modern weapons and military vehicles,new war technologies and other useful instruments.
The"Peace Clause" andthe"Special Safeguard Clause" have proved to be very useful instruments in the implementation of the Uruguay Round.
In the light of the previous observations,and given that ECAs can be useful instruments to contribute to the Union's external objectives(especially climate change and tpoverty alleviation), I am voting in favour of this resolution since I believe that export credits are an important instrument to support trade and investments of European companies.
Tax clauses in agreements:EU agreements with third countries or regions can be useful instruments for promoting fair and transparent corporate taxation.
At different levels and in different. ways this is what the projects on robotics, management of industrial projects, andinnovative health policies at the workplace are all directed at developing useful instruments for these purposes.
Own for this- it has explained Sienese- we askthe ports to begin a programming of approaches based on the real possibilities, to create more transparent, useful instruments to the coordination and monitoring of the reservations of the docks, what relatively simple with the modern technologies and Internet.
Learn more about the political and ethical background of being a scientist, reflect onthe experiences of leaders in science, and get to know useful instruments for your own scientific profile.
Reinforcing links with European organisations andtaking part in European transnational projects are useful instruments for capacity-building of Turkish organisations.
This report, which deserved my support, recognises the important role of statistics for developing better tourism policies at European, national,regional and local level, since they represent useful instruments for supporting the decision-making process.
Reinforcing links with European organisations, particularly with the various platforms and forums receiving substantial support from the European Commission,and taking part in European transnational projects are useful instruments for capacity-building of Turkish organisations.
Justice requires policy as well as the useful instrument of free trade.
Is the on-site consulting team a useful instrument to optimize the education work?
Quality management is a useful instrument for organizing a company.
Lists for example are a useful instrument for entering new data quickly, but they are often pretty useless when it comes to presenting complex issues.
Such a register is a useful instrument for identifying the assets affected to such claims.
While these documents do not have a legal status, they provide a useful instrument to ensure a consistent application by the Member States of the Provisions of Article 6.
Some clarification is required with regard to water pricing,since although in principle it can be a useful instrument in water policy, it should not be solely dependent on economic interests.
A useful instrument can be produced by marking the right distance on the screwdriver by means of a piece of tape or tie-wrap.
Most development economists agree that jobs are a more useful instrument for poverty reduction than simple aid see for example poor economics.
At the same time, the management-oriented requirements companies place on their transfer prices are growing,as these can serve as a useful instrument for corporate controlling.
The Committee has always been an advocate of sustainabledevelopment and the REACH system can offer a useful instrument for achieving it.
The overall package of proposals to protect the eurofrom counterfeiting and fraud does, however, seem to be a useful instrument for tackling these problems.