Examples of using Co-operation with third in English and their translations into Swedish
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Co-operation with Third Countries.
It was recommended that the funds for co-operation with third countries should be increased.
Co-operation with third countries;
In this context, complementarity regarding co-operation with third countries features prominently.
Co-operation with Third Countries.
organisation of international conferences and EU co-operation with third states.
Co-operation with third countries to combat illegal immigration.
I fully support this draft resolution to enhance high-education co-operation with third countries.
Developing, in co-operation with third countries, awareness campaigns on the risks of being a victim of smuggling and trafficking.
The programme's overall aim is to contribute to quality education, fostering co-operation with third countries.
STRESSES that dialogues and co-operation with third countries in the field of energy have to respond to the above-mentioned objectives
Two immediate objectives can be identified that the EC should pursue in its co-operation with third countries in this field.
Close co-operation with third countries along the entire smuggling route is essential for targeting migrant smuggling
Some Member States have a well-established tradition of, mainly bilateral, co-operation with third countries on education.
Make use of‘best practices' established by China on this issue in co-operation with third countries, taking due account of human rights aspects
The European Community shall contribute to the development of quality education inter alia through co-operation with third countries.
In order to promote co-operation with third countries with regard to migratory flows within the framework of a structured
This work will also facilitate on-going discussions on this question at international level and co-operation with third countries.
The draftsmen of Article 149 of the Treaty, the legal basis for the draft proposal, clearly saw co-operation with third countries as a means to enhance quality education within the European Community.
to promote intercultural understanding through co-operation with third countries.
to promote inter-cultural understanding through co-operation with third countries(2004-2008), and also implement the TEMPUS Programme in the MEDA countries.
through horizontal action, towards the structural strengthening of co-operation with third countries.
the Commission indicated that the objectives of the Community's strategy for reinforcing co-operation with third countries should be achieved, wherever possible, through existing programmes
the Member States shall foster co-operation with third countries…”.
There is a consensus as to the general objectives that the European Community should pursue in undertaking co-operation with third countries in the field of higher education;
cross border complaints, co-operation with third countries and monitoring.
the promotion of intercultural understanding through co-operation with third countries,'Erasmus World', hereinafter referred to as‘the programme.
in particular by fostering co-operation with third countries.
based on the political dialogue and co-operation with third countries in the field of the IS.
cross border complaints, co-operation with third countries, monitoring Section 3.