Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Including in terms in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Including in terms of our role as an employer.
Alex van Groningen aimed to surprise, including in terms of the catering.
This is a good decision, including in terms of the future, that enables a more flexible response to capacity bottlenecks in infrastructure.
With the advent of the new man, the life of his mother radically changes, including in terms of food habits.
Eighthly, the role of the supervisory committee, including in terms of staff and the composition of the committee itself, must be reinforced.
It is true that what is needed in this area is to demonstrate more effort, including in terms of communication.
Preparing participants properly, including in terms of linguistic skills and cultural knowledge, should be part of this phase.
The EESC believes that this situation risks undermining the added value of the EIP initiative, including in terms of the relationship between cost and benefit.
The offer of commitments shall include sufficient details, including in terms of timing of implementation
I wish to thank Mr Markov because I believe that he has done an excellent job, including in terms of mediation.
The Centre must take the necessary measures, including in terms of financial management,
The Commission's general management ability was considered appropriate by the beneficiaries surveyed, including in terms of guidance and reporting arrangements.
We feel that everything that can be possibly be done now and in the future, including in terms of equal opportunities, must be done
The Commission calls on Member States to ensure adequate physical access to storage, including in terms of capacity in the transmission network.
clearly vis-à-vis the Council, including in terms of responsibilities in the current situation
Cooperation would ensure that ET 2020 feeds-in into the Europe 2020 process, including in terms of the use of monitoring indicators.
successful conclusion of the more complicated Doha negotiations on the reform of world trade can provide a clear-cut framework in which the developmental needs of the poorest countries can be better met, including in terms of EU-ACP relations.
produce concrete results, including in terms of implementation framework and ambitious deadlines.
thus preventing the full benefits of energy market liberalisation, including in terms of prices.
I believe it represents a step forward for consumer and environmental protection, including in terms of the positions of individual Member States,
industrial opportunities in Morocco's fishing industry as a whole, including in terms of direct investment.
Progress and binding commitments by Moscow are needed urgently on this matter, including in terms of solving political murders
the fact that things are improving, including in terms of reducing noise
the PA to continue their cooperation in all fields, including in terms of security and transfer of revenues
It shall identify the factors contributing to the success or failure of the implementation of operational programmes, including in terms of sustainability, and identify good practice.
expenditure operations executed under their authority, including in terms of internal control systems,
The option proposing the''Merging of the Culture, MEDIA and MEDIA Mundus Programmes'' into a single transversal programme to cover the cultural and creative sectors as a whole with common calls for proposals was discarded due to the fact that although the different cultural sectors have many similarities, including in terms of the problems they are facing, the value chains and needs of beneficiaries are nevertheless too heterogeneous for harmonised calls and instruments.
must be carefully evaluated, including in terms of the economic or bureaucratic burdens on our businesses
who deserve priority assistance, including in terms of psychological support;
It also seeks to take into account the considerable change that has taken place on both continents since the first Africa-EU summit in Cairo in 2000, including in terms of democratisation and reform processes in both Africa