Traduction de «élaborer des stratégies d'adhésion » (Français → Anglais) :

manage membership services | oversee membership strategies | administer membership strategies | develop membership strategies

develop methods to optimize payment handling | implement payment procedures | set payment handling strategies | set strategies for payment handling

create a plan of action for accessibility | develop accessibility strategies | develop a strategy for accessibility | develop strategies for accessibility

Ad hoc Committee of the whole for the preparation of the international development strategy for the fourth United Nations development decade

Communication in Breast Cancer - A Forum to Develop Strategies to Enhance Physician-Patient Interaction

Ad Hoc Committee for the Preparation of the International Development Strategy

Ad Hoc Committee of the Whole for the Preparation of the International Development Strategy for the Fourth United Nations Development Decade

Enlargement Strategy Paper: report on progress towards accession by each of the candidate countries

At a minimum, the federal government should be dealing with these four particular issues: first and foremost, working in collaboration with the provinces to develop a national transportation strategy for highways; second, having a clear vision in terms of urban transportation; third, working with the municipality so that we can develop the infrastructure for public transport; and fourth, to recognize that the transportation strategy that it has will assist in its strategy with respect to greenhouse gases and climate change.

39. Encourages the Serbian authorities to strengthen tax collection and to conduct a responsible fiscal policy; stresses that wide-ranging structural reforms should support fiscal consolidation and encourages the government, therefore, to undertake overdue structural economic reforms, such as the Law on Planning and Construction, so as to improve the investment and business climate, further support the proliferation of small and medium-sized enterprises, combat the high level of unemployment and poverty, especially in regions predominantly populated with national minorities, and carry out a pension reform in order to introduce a sustainable pension system; insists on the urgent need to abolish administrative barriers to business and point ...[+++]s to the importance of swift restructuring of public companies in order to reduce the losses and the state’s presence in the economy; calls, to this end, on the Serbian authorities to promote a fully functioning market economy, build a strong tax base and elaborate a poverty strategy as key elements in making Serbia’s accession to the EU viable; urges the Serbian authorities to consult civil society and the business community and to include them in working groups on the drafting of new legislation; urges the Serbian authorities to restore business confidence through regulatory and legal reform; notes that the successful introduction and implementation of structural economic reforms will help to ease the high level of migration;

25. Notes that genuine implementation and concrete results in fighting corruption, in particular in the cases of high-level political corruption and corruption in the judiciary, are still a big challenge and that a convincing track record of prosecution and conviction cases should be built up in order to measure the progress; welcomes the fact that the ‘New Approach’ will focus on these issues in the context of the accession negotiations; stresses the need for better planning and funding of anti-corruption activities, based on the cooperation of a broad range of stakeholders; calls on the Commission to develop a longer-term and br ...[+++]oad-based strategic perspective of EU funding for civil society organisations which are working in transparency and anti-corruption areas at both national and European levels; notes that the ’New Approach’ intends to focus on these issues in the context of the accession negotiations;

25. Notes that genuine implementation and concrete results in fighting corruption, in particular in the cases of high-level political corruption and corruption in the judiciary, are still a big challenge and that a convincing track record of prosecution and conviction cases should be built up in order to measure the progress; welcomes the fact that the ‘New Approach’ will focus on these issues in the context of the accession negotiations; stresses the need for better planning and funding of anti-corruption activities, based on the cooperation of a broad range of stakeholders; calls on the Commission to develop a longer-term and br ...[+++]oad-based strategic perspective of EU funding for civil society organisations which are working in transparency and anti-corruption areas at both national and European levels; notes that the ‘New Approach’ intends to focus on these issues in the context of the accession negotiations;