Übersetzung für "Stärkere vernetzung" in Englisch

Our approach is to create stronger networks.

The integration of renewables into the grids requires more interconnections between Member States.

It seeks to establish, in particular, a stronger networking of the Jean Monnet activities of the individual Faculties.

Increasing economic networking requires intelligent and flexible structures.

Increasing connectivity and growing complexity are influencing the development of functions and software for electronic components.

There is also a need for better cross-border networking of universities and higher education colleges.

One key objective is stronger networking of the parties involved: building society, energy supplier and tenants.

The increased networking of production and IT processes makes this flexible, efficient and sustainable.

Thanks to the Internet and social media, Europeans are becoming more and more interconnected, even across national boundaries.

It also improves and broadens psychosocial support services through professional support and increased networking.

At the same time, there are signs of stronger social networking, as documented by several films in this research project.

At the same time, there are signs of stronger social networking, as documented by several films in this research project.

This is designed to support the application for EU funds and greater networking at a European level.

These changes will push offices of the future toward greater connectivity, adaptable technology and smarter capabilities.

Our customers are already today characterized by closer networking, best informed customers with highly qualified decision-maker.

We expect that it will implement stronger networking with national offices and ensure that black lists are not undermined and sanctions are actually a deterrent - a quite significant point for us as parliamentarians.

Strengthening information and knowledge on the quality of health systems with a special focus on patient safety, i.e. establish appropriate mechanisms for enhancing patient safety in the EU, including strengthening networking and sharing good practices in this field;

The European programme can help to achieve this, with new provisions, such as improved networking of national programmes.

What may be new is the greater integration and inter-connectedness of our world today, which may afford greater opportunity to groups considering the use of terrorist methods to learn or in other ways benefit from one another and to exploit the opportunities made possible by the erosion of State borders and the “looser” nature of international markets and mechanisms.

Though the world is still becoming more interconnected, there is a sense that we understand foreign people less.

Both aggregate data and micro examples confirm that the world has become more tightly linked, with cross-border flows increasing in scope and complexity – and embracing a larger number of countries and participants within them.

The achievement of greater coherence and complementarity by coordinating more effectively the time schedules for the employment policy guidelines and the broad guidelines for economic policies, together with the other processes covered by the open method of coordination (social exclusion, pensions, etc.) is helping to achieve the Lisbon objectives.

The achievement of greater coherence and complementarity by coordinating more effectively the time schedules for the employment policy guidelines and the broad guidelines for economic policies, together with the other processes covered by the open method of coordination (social exclusion, pensions, etc.) is helping to achieve the Lisbon objectives.

Further initiatives include specific calls for proposals in the fields of bio-ethics and impact assessment, more networking, and sharing of good practice between Member States to raise the level of consciousness towards the societal dimension.

The description of the content of the programme on “structuring the European Research Area” specifies the implementation conditions and the possible themes for structuring activities, including a strengthening of the networking of innovation stakeholders; the various new forms of support for mobility; the integrated initiatives with regard to infrastructures and the themes and arrangements for activities in the field of relations between science and society.