Examples of using Structured cooperation in English and their translations into Slovak
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Structured Cooperation with Stakeholders.
Our plan is to develop a more structured cooperation with North African countries.
Structured Cooperation with Stakeholders and.
There is general agreement on the willingness to start structured cooperation between the EESC and the NTSEC.
The Lisbon Treaty enables those Member States who wish,to pool their defence capabilities in the form of a permanent structured cooperation.
Ireland notes that nothing obliges it to participate in permanent structured cooperation as provided for in the Treaty on European Union.
Thus, better structured cooperation and consultation within political union will enhance the effectiveness of policies in the key areas of EMU.
I therefore believe that this justifies, perhaps, systematic and more structured cooperation with the European Parliament.
The PD suggests that“close and structured cooperation on regulatory and supervisory matters is in their mutual interest.”.
The European Council agreed“on theneed to launch an inclusive and ambitious Permanent Structured Cooperation(PESCO)”.
Source: Council of the European Union, Permanent Structured Cooperation(PESCO) updated list of PESCO projects- Overview, 19 November 2018.
To achieve the objectives laid down in Article 1,Member States participating in permanent structured cooperation shall undertake to.
The Parties agree that close and structured cooperation on regulatory and supervisory matters is in their mutual interest.
On 13 November 2017,23 EU member states signed an agreement on Permanent Structured Cooperation(PESCO) on‘defence'.
Whereas Article 42(6) TEU on permanent structured cooperation should be activated among those Member States that wish to cooperate closely with each other;
There will be close links between the Fund and projects implemented in the framework of permanent structured cooperation in defence(PESCO).
Recalls that structured cooperation between the Union and the UN is the only efficient means of preventing ineffective use of funds and the overlapping of activities;
RECALLING the importance of the Minister for Foreign Affairs beingfully involved in proceedings relating to permanent structured cooperation.
Any Member State which, at a later stage,wishes to participate in the permanent structured cooperation shall notify its intention to the Council and to the High Representative.
RECALLING the importance of the Minister for Foreign Affairs beingfully involved in proceedings relating to permanent structured cooperation.
The Permanent Structured Cooperation(PESCO) is an instrument which enables willing Member States to pursue greater cooperation in defence and security.
The European Council also agreed on the need to launch an inclusive andambitious permanent structured cooperation(PESCO) to strengthen Europe's security and defence.
Permanent Structured Cooperation(PESCO) is a Treaty-based framework and process to deepen defence co-operation among EU member states who are capable and willing to do so.
Increased student andacademic staff mobility within university partnerships(Erasmus Mundus) and structured cooperation for university modernisation(Tempus);
The EI2 seeks some synergies with the Permanent Structured Cooperation(PESCO), which has already been adopted by the EU and provides the first framework for European defence cooperation. .
As the report says, the Lisbon Treaty includes a legal basis for the European space policy andthe possibility for permanent structured cooperation on security and defence.
Any Member State which,at a later stage, wishes to participate in the permanent structured cooperation shall notify its intention to the Council and to the Union Minister for Foreign Affairs.
The structured cooperation with the WHO in the context of the Council Recommendation has proved to be mutually beneficial, and included joint dissemination activities and improvement of the NOPA database.
The EU and UK will keep their respective equivalence frameworks under review while agreeing that close and structured cooperation on regulatory and supervisory matters is in their mutual interest.
Other Union processes such as the Coordinated Annual Review on Defence(CARD)and the Permanent Structured Cooperation will support the implementation of relevant priorities through enhanced cooperation. .
