Examples of using The EESC supports the idea in English and their translations into Polish
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In this spirit, the EESC supports the idea of a tax on financial transactions.
The EESC supports the idea that there is a lack of comparable data as regards human trafficking.
In its role as institutional bridge to civil society, the EESC supports the idea of a recurrent"European Rural Parliament"- i.e. a European rural forum with broad representation- to be held in partnership with the Committee.
The EESC supports the idea of linking the 2013 European Year to the subject of citizenship.
Regarding railways the EESC supports the idea of creating a Single Railway Area that would be able to compete with other modes of transport.
The EESC supports the idea that a change in mindsets or attitudes is crucial to achieving an increase in entrepreneurship rates and needs to start at an early age.
In this spirit, the EESC supports the idea of a tax on financial transactions,the proceeds from which could be allocated to development aid.
The EESC supports the idea of developing strategies for smart specialisation that regions and local areas have to develop themselves, based on their specific requirements and taking into account their level of development.
At the same time, the EESC supports the idea of moving ahead on the EU's participating with its own voice in all multilateral forums touching on development.
The EESC supports the idea of thematic frameworks, which should promote the general movement towards more tailor-made initiatives and projects for interested parties from the Southern and Eastern Neighbourhood.
In principle, the EESC supports the idea of boosting the social dimension in Europe and agrees that corporate social responsibility(CSR) should be recognised and encouraged.
Therefore, the EESC supports the idea of harmonising the criteria for defining rural areas at EU level, which would allow better comparison of rural areas, as well as policies and measures applied.
Furthermore, the EESC supports the idea of"Europeanising" aid schemes for renewables and urges the Commission to do more to facilitate cooperation mechanisms between Member States to promote cross-border aid.
The EESC supports the idea of a single market for electronic communications as a basis for the European Union's growth and economic development, as well as the proposals to develop the European digital economy.
The EESC supports the idea of setting up a European scheme to finance the deployment of new and innovative technologies in energy-intensive industries, to be funded by earmarked revenue from the sale of ETS allowances.
The EESC supports the idea of institutionalised dialogue between the WTO and civil society and welcomes the holding of the yearly public symposium with the participation of parliaments, civil society and academia.
The EESC supports the idea of creating a mechanism for"e-surveillance" of the single market, enabling good-faith whistle-blowers to inform the authorities confidentially of irregularities they have observed during the design, manufacture or import of an industrial product.
The EESC supports the idea that the sector must ultimately become economically viable and stop being dependent on public subsidies, although the latter must be envisaged in the interim, until the sector's structural difficulties have been resolved.
The EESC supports the idea of the establishment of youth guarantee schemes in the Member States being funded through a specific Youth Employment Initiative, financed within the Multiannual Financial Framework, and equipped with at least EUR 6 billion of which half will be taken from the European Social Fund.
The EESC supports the idea put forward by the CoR that partnerships between local and regional authorities, on the one hand, and social economy organisations, on the other hand, can be an important tool for bringing about effective socio-economic development in towns, cities or local and regional areas and for promoting territorial cohesion20.
The EESC fully supports the idea of reviewing the decision-making process to ensure that policy is easier to understand, more effective and costs less.
The EESC strongly supports the idea of an international agreement on energy efficiency between the major energy consuming countries US, Canada, Japan, Australia, India and China.
EESC strongly supports the idea of introducing common criteria which would provide a harmonised framework at EU level for justifying the use of claims for all cosmetic products.
For this reason, the EESC strongly supports the idea of a single market for pension products and, more specifically, developing a pan-European personal pension product12 that will lead to increased economies of scale, lower prices and greater consumer choice.
The EESC supports the basic idea of a new electricity market design.
The EESC supports the basic idea of a new electricity market design as the best way to achieve the aim of protecting the climate by integrating renewable resources into the energy market, as well as being an effective way of eliminating the distortions observed up to now in the energy market and the ensuing consequences for the security of electricity supplies and the limitation of energy poverty risks.