Übersetzung für "Profil schärfen" in Englisch

Instead, they should raise their profile with counter arguments.

This allows them to sharpen their individual profile.

To beat Le Pen in a convincing way, Macron will have to sharpen his profile.

To this end the EU must define its international profile more sharply.

Specialising enables you to sharpen your personal and professional profile.

There fore, each college is working on refining its profile.

On the basis of today's decision, we will continue to sharpen our profile.

An increased differentiation may be the solution in order to raise a company´s own profile.

We will continue to raise our profile and see where we can use our resources to help people.

In the coming years we want to go on with other projects and sharpen our image as a development agency.

However, this is also an opportunity for the Council of Europe to hone its image.

It goes without saying we will have debates on this. It is only natural that each political group will also promote their views and seek to raise their profile.

I hope that the EEAS, in particular, the EU delegations in Geneva and New York, will, in the future, improve the coherence, raise the profile and boost the credibility of the EU's actions within the UN Human Rights Council by developing the EU's ability to interact and cooperate at an inter-regional level.

Consequently, what it can do is fight in the way it is fighting and organise itself so that it can strengthen its position on the international stage and raise its profile and exert more influence on the issues of interest to it.

If it is able to present a single European position, the Union will increase its visibility and its influence.

However, with the flow of drugs apparently on the increase and the level of addiction rising particularly among some of Europe’s most deprived communities I would like to see the Centre raise its profile and make a more significant contribution to tackling these problems.

It can also be a path to active engagement during periods of unemployment, helping people avoid marginalisation, fleshing out their profile as job seekers and facilitating reintegration in the labour market.

Ms Ouin stated that the consultative role of the Committee was not a weakness, but a strength, adding that not only the president but also the members should raise the profile of the Committee.

He also emphasised that greater EESC visibility was still needed and elaborated on the means to achieve it: better use of media, members' personal input, and internal reports on specific proposals.

Providing an adequate image for the sector and its opportunities is a task for the industry, and would also benefit from support from the authorities.

He encouraged members of the COM group to raise their profile and use their skills to communicate within their Group, as many of their Group members did not seem to be aware of having representatives within the COM group.

Within this context, a hearing with all of the sectors involved, probably in Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands), could provide an excellent opportunity to produce a joint declaration with the CoR and the European Parliament, which would undoubtedly raise the profile of our institution.

The key priority for the EESC has to be the enhancing of its visibility and its products' visibility vis-à vis the outside world.

On external policy, the EU needed to develop a higher international profile and should speak with a single voice in the "G-formats".

The appointment of the EUSR will increase the EU's visibility, help to intensify further the dialogue and exchange with the AU and, in particular, facilitate the implementation of the Joint Strategy and its first Action Plan.

On taking up his duties, Mr Chabert restated the Committee's priorities (employment, urban policy, European citizenship, environment, enlargement) and stated his intention of raising the Committee's poli tical profile and stepping up cooperation with the Commission, the Parliament and the Council.