Examples of using Useful instrument in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Only then we can become a useful instrument.
Another popular and useful instrument of Stealth- voltage converter.
The new programme, known as Daphne III,has been refinanced and may serve as a particularly useful instrument.
We certainly created a useful instrument with the European Forum.
An annual report of complaints andclaims by the users of financial services could be a useful instrument alongside better education.
The regulation will be a very useful instrument for international couples in the EU.
So there are priorities, but there are also essentialconditions in order for the budget to really be a useful instrument to help Europe grow.
The electrocontact pressure gauge is a very useful instrument for measuring pressure and its control in pipelines.
This resistance is the Life, is the Path and when you can fully accept this,then resistance turns into an adventurous experience and can become a very useful instrument for the spiritually oriented.
This exceedingly useful instrument has possibilities which have not been generally realized by the medical profession….
Respondents very largely welcome the targets as a useful instrument for the delivery of the strategy.
One useful instrument in this respect is the EU's cohesion policy, which identifies as objectives supporting energy efficiency, the development of renewable and alternative energy sources and investments in networks where there is evidence of market failure.
For the Sake of Heaven': An argument is an accepted and useful instrument in learning about different viewpoints.
Ownership unbundling could be an extremely useful instrument for guaranteeing the creation of a unified gas market in the European Union and for the creation of real competition in the EU energy market and, in practice, could lead to a reduction, or at least a stabilisation, of energy prices.
For this purpose, environmental regulation can be a useful instrument to increase the burden on the polluter.
Using the Globalisation Adjustment Fund as a useful instrument to tackle the consequences of the economic and financial crisis is a very worthy initiative that makes a practical response in terms of financial aid.
If we make a sharp distinction along these lines, sanctions remain a useful instrument to bring about more equality and democracy.
A"Slid" initiative would provide a useful instrument to extend the experience gained from the SLIM programme35 to districts.
It should offer clear policy directions for the years to come and serve as a useful instrument to re-connect the citizen to the SM.
The Member States regard the Directive as a useful instrument for recovering national treasures removed unlawfully from their territory from 1993 onwards.
The envisaged establishment of an Internet database for comparing differing regional andnational regulations can be a useful instrument for promoting trade in goods in the single market.
The labelling scheme will, at the same time,provide a highly useful instrument to support national policies, including information campaigns, rebate schemes, public procurement guidelines and white certification schemes.
It gives a clear signal to the Council and the Commission to take our recommendations seriously,which should ensure that this useful instrument for citizens and entrepreneurs is better exploited.
The minimum levels of duty-setting are, therefore, a very useful instrument to effect the changes necessary to begin to change this.
The European Union's strategicpartnerships with key players in the world provide a useful instrument for pursuing European objectives and interests.
To sum up, it is the view of the Commission that theSolidarity Fund is already a very useful instrument but, of course, there is scope for improvement, and we shall continue our efforts to that end.
In the second place, where a right is identified as a fundamental right protected by the Community legalorder, the Charter provides a particularly useful instrument for determining the content, scope and meaning to be given to that right.'(5).
Following the rapporteur's in-depth dialogue and arbitration,I believe that the current text offers us a very useful instrument to ensure that the three main stakeholders- national authorities, airports and airlines- resolve their differences, in short for the benefit of the workers and passengers.
However, while that new type of relationship is being built, official development assistance continues to be, and will remain for some years,a very useful instrument in Europe's relations with Africa, and not just Europe as a whole but the Member States too.
For this purpose on-site monitoring visits are an appropriate and useful instrument, in particular for cases where aid might have been misused.