Voorbeelden van het gebruik van To support and supplement in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Athletes as basic supplement to support and supplement basic nutrition.*.
The role of the European Union in the area of multilinguism is not to replace the action of Member States but rather to support and supplement such action.
It enables the Union to support and supplement Member States' actions.
financial assistance have been used to support and supplement legislative measures.
Its aim should be to support and supplement them, and to give them new coherence.
The programme is intended to support and supplement Member States' efforts within the framework of their action on national,
Implementation of a Community vocational training policy to support and supplement action taken by the Member States.
The programme is intended to support and supplement Member States' efforts at national,
Raphael- which is to last for five years(1996-2000)- is mainly intended to support and supplement action by the Member States in this area.
The Community can implement incentive actions to support and supplement the cultural activities of the Member States in accordance with their national
This article specifically provides for the encouragement of cooperation between Member States, in order to support and supplement actions in various particularly vulnerable areas.
This decision establishes a Community action programme to support and supplement the measures undertaken by the Member States in the field of counterfeiting,
is designed to support and supplement the measures undertaken by the Member States to protect the euro against counterfeiting.
Examine possible Community actions to support and supplement Member State activities aimed at protecting minors from harmful audiovisual content through improved levels of media literacy
These Community programmes in accordance with the subsidiary principle are intended to support and supplement Member States' efforts in order to make them more effective.
The framework is intended to support and supplement existing instruments for the protection of the marine environment,
December 2001( 2001/923/ EC) and is designed to support and supplement the measures undertaken by the Member States and in existing programmes to protect the euro against counterfeiting.
a series of Community measures which are designed to support and supplement national measures.
The Union must strengthen the Civil Protection Mechanism in order to support and supplement the action taken by the Member States, including risk analysis and response capacity.
Its aim is to support and supplement, through measures at Community level, the policies of the Member States,
In accordance with Article 127 of the Maastricht Treaty, it will aim to support and supplement the vocational training activities of the Member States and strengthen cooperation between such activities.
To support and supplement Member States' efforts at national,
The Leonardo da Vinci programme is therefore a Community action programme designed to support and supplement Member States' policies, excluding any element of harmonisation of Member States' legal and regulatory provisions.
at the same time bringing the common cultural heritage to the fore and, if necessary, to support and supplement Member State action in the area listed by this provision.
A Decision establishing an Action Programme to combat discrimination designed to support and supplement the implementation of the Directives,
Decision 2006/75/ EC and is designed to support and supplement the measures undertaken by the Member States and in existing programmes to protect the euro against counterfeiting.
The framework for co-operation is intended to support and supplement Member States' efforts at national,
which aim to support and supplement initiatives taken by Member States particularly to develop appropriate responses in training policy and practice to the important changes mentioned in the previous chapter.