Sentence examples for cohesion policy with from inspiring English sources

Only aspects of the cohesion policy with a clear impact on land-use patterns were taken into account: investments in transport networks, investments in urban regeneration, investment in research and technological development infrastructure, investment in social infrastructure and investments in improving existing ports and airports.

The rapporteur recognizes the need for a higher degree of coordination of Cohesion Policy with macroeconomic policies.

For the next EU budget, covering the 2021-2027 period, the European Commission proposes to update EU cohesion policy with a new set of rules.

To sketch the potential impacts of cohesion policies with different local planning policies, those impacts have been computed with two contrasting, stylised spatial planning regimes.

According to the available data, roughly 16.000 km of road are known to be upgraded or constructed as motorways with cohesion policy funding.

In this section we will describe the used land-use modelling platform, the way by which cohesion policy impacts are modelled with it, and the applied methods to evaluate cohesion impacts of the modelled outcomes.

The costs of upgrading one kilometre of lane were averaged from a European database of road construction projects that have successfully been implemented with cohesion policy funding; see EC [47].

The Presidency hopes the Council will agree in April on EU cohesion policy and conclude negotiations with Parliament by the summer, so as "to provide legal certainty to all players and allow for partnership agreements and programmes to be in place by the start of 2014", Public Expenditure and Reform Minister Brendan Howlin told the Regional Development Committee on Wednesday.

Mr Morawiecki proposed a secure union, protecting citizens against the power of global corporations and fighting disparities with ambitious cohesion policy.

With regard to money available for the cohesion policy, the recovery plan envisaged to accelerate program implementation rather than to increase funding per se.

In order to ensure investment in new technologies in underdeveloped regions, electronic communications regulation should be consistent with other policies, such as State aid policy, cohesion policy or the aims of wider industrial policy.