Examples of using Complementary measures in English and their translations into Romanian
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Taking complementary measures.
The 1979 European Council reached agreement on a series of complementary measures.
Complementary measures to be taken by Italy and Greece.
Integrated approach, complementary measures.
Complementary measures addressing all three Specific Objectives.
For several subjects, a series of complementary measures are deemed appropriate.
Complementary measures will be implemented under EU4Climate programme.
Once the European Public Prosecutor's Office is set up,practice will show the possible need for complementary measures.
As a result complementary measures are essential.
Thus, we have suggested, among other things,that the European Union could adopt complementary measures after 2013 if necessary.
There are two complementary measures available to the state trying to accomplish this.
The key to this will be full implementation of the Environmental Technologies Action Plan and complementary measures.
Complementary measures to be taken by the Member State benefiting from relocation.
(f) the competent authority requires the operator to take any appropriate complementary measures that the competent authority considers necessary to restore compliance;
Complementary measures to enhance the effectiveness of the EU-level intervention(C-1, C-2, C-3, C-4).
In view of this,the Member States are called upon to reinforce the incentives identified by the EU with complementary measures falling within their national competences.
Complementary measures under Horizon 2020 will aim at widening participation across the whole of the programme.
Table ES3 details the actions under this option, which respond to the specific objectives set and include complementary measures addressing the underlying drivers.
(a) possible complementary measures referring to the renovations in buildings with a total useful floor area less than 1000 m2;
However, I must stress that the success of Europe's economic policy must also depend on other, complementary measures to support investment and growth in the Member States.
(6) The set of different complementary measures envisaged should respect the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality.
Article 63(2) of Directive 2012/34/EU requires the Commission to propose, if appropriate, complementary measures to ensure a more integrated oversight of the European rail market, in particular for international services.
One of the complementary measures consisted in reducing the fishing effort of vessels with licences by 10% in 2005 and a further 10% in 2006, compared to the 2003 levels.
This directive will also lay the foundation for other complementary measures, from the reform of European contract law to the process of reviewing alternative dispute resolution mechanisms.
Complementary measures will be applied to help citizens find solutions to their individual problems and the overall situation will be monitored with a view to any appropriate further action.
According to the same provision, the Commission should,if appropriate, propose complementary measures to ensure a more integrated regulatory oversight of the European rail market, in particular for international services.
However, complementary measures are necessary to attain all three underlying objectives of the EU's new energy policy: sustainability, competitiveness and, above all, security of supply.
Support on-going work aimed at proposing complementary measures to ensure harmonized development of GPP criteria and targets and maximize political support for GPP.
Complementary measures analyzed related to: Bilateral agreements between EU and major provider countries or regions(C-1); Sectoral codes of conduct and contractual model clauses(C-2); Technical tools for tracking and monitoring(C-3); and Awareness raising and training activities(C-4).
Set water efficiency targets for 2020 at River Basin level, with appropriate complementary measures, based on a common EU methodology that takes into account the variety of situations across economic sectors and geographic areas.