Examples of using Relevant instruments in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Other relevant instruments.
The Member States to ratify and apply the relevant instruments.
All relevant instruments will include a specific objective related to climate, accompanied by a result indicator.
Synergy with other relevant instruments.
The full overview of provisions andtheir exact content can be found in the relevant instruments.
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Coherence and possible synergy with other relevant instruments under shared management.
Consistency with the CSF, Partnership Agreement, country-specific recommendations and other relevant instruments.
After two years of negotiations, the financial framework for 2014-2020 and the relevant instruments, including the new European Neighbourhood Instrument(ENI), were agreed in December.
The EESC recommends that the European Commission present a proposal on how Russian civil societycould derive greater benefit from the EU's relevant instruments.
The following targets should be met by MemberStates with full support of the European Commission's relevant instruments in the fields of the information society, research, education, culture and cohesion policies.
The Group will pay particular attention to recent and on-going reforms, such as the implementation of the two-Pack,the ESM and any other relevant instruments.
To this end, specific provisions within the single rulebook and other relevant instruments may be necessary, while preserving the level-playing field and contributing to financial stability.
In particular, it shall not apply to reports on breaches of the procurement rules involving defence orsecurity aspects unless they are covered by the relevant instruments of the Union.
The guidance shall be drawn up by 30 June 2014 and shall provide, for each thematic objective,an overview of the available relevant instruments at Union level with detailed sources of information, examples of good practices for combining available funding instruments within and across policy areas, a description of relevant authorities and bodies involved in the management of each instrument, a checklist for potential beneficiaries to help them to identify the most appropriate funding sources.
Whereas the relevant acts making up the Common European Asylum System must be transposed and implemented in accordance with the Geneva Conventionrelating to the Status of Refugees and other relevant instruments;
In order to ensure that Europe's external borders are effectively managed andthat the same standards apply everywhere, all relevant instruments must be used in an optimal manner and be adapted where necessary.
The EU will work towards more efficient international governance of maritime affairs and effective enforcement of international maritime law,urging Member states to ratify the relevant instruments.
As regards corruption, the government should fully and effectively implement the United Nations Convention against Corruption andthe other relevant instruments, and take seriously Venezuelans' concerns about corruption- an indicator of good governance in any country.
The members of the standing corps shall meet the requirements for specialised training and professionalism as provided forin the third subparagraph of Article 16(1) of Regulation(EU) 2016/399 or other relevant instruments.
In its Conclusions on the Single Market Policy of December 2013, the Competitiveness Council noted that to improve framework conditions for businesses andconsumers in the Single Market, all relevant instruments should be appropriately employed, including mutual recognition.
The Commission has already done so with its proposals for the 7th Research Framework Programme11(FP7) and the Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme12(CIP), the Structural Funds13,the Rural Development Fund and other relevant instruments.
As regards responses to the financial crisis, the Council took note of information provided by the Presidency and other Member States on the legislative and non-legislative measures andother actions undertaken in the field of justice to adapt relevant instruments to the new situation, as well as to counter some negative aspects of the economic crisis.
The EU will work towards more efficient international governance of maritime affairs and effective enforcement of international maritime law,urging Member states to ratify the relevant instruments.
The EUSR shall contribute to developing and implementing all the Union's efforts in the region, in particular in the political, securityand development areas, and to coordinating all relevant instruments for Union actions.
Therefore, in order to live up to the challenges of democratic reforms on the one hand, of stability and security on the other hand, the Committee calls on the Commission to keep enhancing the Union support to Tunisia,and stands ready to consider any appropriate budgetary proposal under the relevant instruments to that effect.
VIII Overall, we consider FEAD as a relevant instrument that has ensured the provision of food and material support to those most in need, complementing Member StatesŐ and private, but not necessarily other EU, initiatives.
However, where the issuer does not have its registered office in a Member State, the most relevant market for that instrument shall be the market where the turnover of the relevant instrument class is the highest.
The subject areas touched on in it are extremely important in terms of ensuring that the Cotonou Agreement remains the basis for a solid partnership with the ACP countries,as well as a relevant instrument against the backdrop of the new challenges which these countries are facing.
Recommendation 1- Measuring awareness amongst EU citizens of existing tools relating to information provision on the freedom of movement of workers and reporting discrimination Awareness activities among EU citizens and businesses(including among targeted population)are part of communication strategies and activities of each relevant instrument and tool.
It should rather supplement them to ensure that, where a measure is necessary in a cross-border investigation but is not available in national law for a purely domestic situation,it can be used in accordance with the national law implementing the relevant instrument, when conducting the investigation or prosecution.”↩.