Examples of using Cooperation instruments in English and their translations into Polish
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Cooperation instruments in the Mediterranean.
EU and national external cooperation instruments should.
Migration is also increasingly addressed as a priority topic under the EU's geographic cooperation instruments.
Cooperation instruments such as the Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum(EaP Civil Society Forum) should be strengthened and extended.
It shall be allocated between the cooperation instruments as follows.
Funding of the GAMM under the 2007-13 MFF has been ensured primarily under the EU's external cooperation instruments.
These programmes complete anduse existing crossborder cooperation instruments Interreg, Phare CBC, Tacis CBC, MEDA and CARDS.
The creation of electronic tools must accompany the implementation of the EU's judicial cooperation instruments.
The Parties agree to work together using cooperation instruments and in accordance with the provisions of Article 4, and to support.
It does not always cover the Union acquis and judicial cooperation instruments.
Community cooperation instruments gave concrete expression to the Global Approach by funding many projects in these areas and in the area of refugee protection.
To this end, the budget of the Programme will be complemented by financial allocations coming from the different external cooperation instruments.
Recommends that the various territorial cooperation instruments promote the establishment and strengthening of networks of towns and the extension initiatives establishing decentralised cooperation between local authorities;
Besides it would fail to bring out the common operational elements that underlie the diverse bi- and multilateral cooperation instruments.
The body of the Union acquis, including substantive andprocedural law, judicial cooperation instruments and the corresponding jurisprudence of the CJEU, should be at the centre of European judicial training.
The Decision provides, for a five-year period, a budget of EUR 500 million for the development of Erasmus Mundus, andan additional sum of EUR 460 million to be funded through existing Community external cooperation instruments.
The specific objectives set out in paragraph 3 shall be pursued in accordance with the specific objectives set out in paragraphs 1 and2 and in coherence with the cooperation instruments of the EU, taking into account the objectives of the national and regional development strategies.
That is why European Liberal Democrats have consistently supported measures like the European arrest warrant, unlike British Conservatives who spout hot air on law andorder but oppose EU cooperation instruments.
Mobilise the Union's various cooperation instruments to increase the capacity of the central, regional and local authorities of non-member countries to manage migration issues, including improving their capacity to offer adequate protection.
For example, over€ 90 million of migration-related assistance was committed under bilateral and regional cooperation instruments in 2012 alone, covering 25 countries.
The measures will complement existing external cooperation instruments at the disposal of the Union, and will build on the EU and partners' common experience of support measures funded through the Special Framework of Assistance for traditional ACP banana-supplying countries.
Dialogues will build on regular political steering, through high-level and senior officials meetings,action plans, cooperation instruments and monitoring mechanisms, where relevant.
The EU's financial cooperation instruments should be mobilised in full to promote the restructuring and development of the partner countries' energy sectors, regional cooperation, infrastructure interconnections, new pipelines, energy efficiency and renewable energy sources for our mutual benefit.
Through these efforts, in the East and in the South, we will be able to stick to our goal:enhancing our relations through flexible cooperation instruments focusing on the priorities of our partners.
In the period 2004-2008, country-specific scholarships funded from the Commission's external cooperation instruments complemented the Erasmus Mundus scholarships in order to extend the number of beneficiary students coming from specific third countries, such as China, India, the Western Balkan countries or the ACP countries, to study in Europe.
Use should therefore be made of all existing EESC opinions which give guidance on aspects of the EU's foreign and security policy,and of those which concern cooperation instruments that could have an impact on foreign policy1.
The Cotonou Agreement included some major changesin the ACP-EU partnership, including a reduction in the number of cooperation instruments, the concentration of interventions in focal sectors and improved programming based on strategy papers and measurable results-oriented performance indicators.
In order to address these issues in an effective and timely manner, specific financial resources andfinancing instruments are required that can work in a manner complementary to humanitarian aid and long-term cooperation instruments.
The Instrument for Stability will support EU action to strengthen security, preserve peace and prevent conflict, andas with all EU external cooperation instruments, safeguard EU values, notably human rights and democracy.
While maintaining the high level of nuclear safeguards throughout the EU, as a model for security inside and outside the Union,the EU should continue its efforts to promote high safety and security standards internationally through its external cooperation instruments.