Examples of using Structured relations in English and their translations into Swedish
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Structured relations with Cyprus and Malta.
A more operative agenda would require more structured relations.
Structured relations must be established in 2002-03 with organs such as Eurojust, Europol and Interpol.
It will do this through the creation of structured relations between institutions.
Structured relations with the countries of cen tral
Lastly, his efforts have prompted us to organise more structured relations between complainants and the Commission in infringement procedures.
the capacity to engage in structured relations with businesses from EU countries;
The Community will support structured relations between European Union Masters Courses
recalled that the EESC already had structured relations with India and would soon set up a round table with China.
the Secretariat of the ECO1to discuss closer coop eration between the two sides and the possibility of more structured relations.
Because of its specific mission, the Committee may maintain structured relations with economic and social councils
other geographical regions with which the EU maintains structured relations.
The Committee shall maintain structured relations with economic and social councils
countries with which the Union maintains structured relations, in order to help drive forward convergence of positions with a view to achieving ambitious,
On the international front, the EESC is developing structured relations with consultative institutions such as the Mercosur economic and social consultative forum
geographical groupings with which the European Union maintains structured relations enhance the added value
In addition to the regular, structured relations built up over the nineties with the civil societies of various countries
geographical groupings with which the European Union maintains structured relations enhance the added value
The European Neighbourhood Policy is a key strategy for the enlarged EU for establishing structured relations with all its new eastern
With the aim of developing structured relations with civil society organisations
democra cy and provide in particular for the participation of the Baltic States in the structured relations be tween the European Union
By encouraging mutual dialogue and agreement on issues like mutual recognition and accreditation, such structured relations will create enduring bridges for cultural
Structure relations with Eurojust, Europol, Interpol.
How should the EU structure relations with countries that do not currently have Action Plans?
The MFF Communication established a structured relation by making a reference to"Integrated Projects" in the Common Strategic Framework CSF.
This structured relation for Integrated Projects will be developed in detail when drafting the CSF
which are intended to help clarify and structure relations between insured persons and institutions.
Ystematically structure relations with the authorities in the beneficiary States
We propose the European model as a way of structuring relations between countries outside of Europe; everyone is hugely interested in this model:
It also contributes to practice by providing guidelines for structuring relations between family owners and(prospective) non-family CEOs.