dovetail with vs dovetail

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• Several issues raised in Mr Wuori's report dovetail with points in our communication.
• This mission will of course dovetail with the Commission's commitment to reform the justice sector.
• For maximum impact, EIB external activities must also dovetail with the Commission's development aid policies and the new external action service.
• However, it is not clear how such synergies dovetail with the closed-circuit approach claimed by the Land and the competitive neutrality of Wfa.
• The bulk of the European Union's agricultural concessions to South Africa are scheduled to begin after 2003 or 2005, so that they can dovetail with progress in the CAP reforms.
• For this reason, a set of measures should be launched each year which continue beyond the end of the year and dovetail with other objectives, actions and policies.
• On almost all the important issues that we debate in this House, the Latin American countries' views dovetail with those of the European Union.
• I thought that what was going on in our personal lives would neatly dovetail with what was going on with work.
• In this respect, I believe the Commissioner was perfectly correct in stating that we want a European structure and have no wish to create structures that do not dovetail with the European legal system.
• I am convinced that, in order to achieve the 2009 goals that are meant to make Europe benefit from innovation, the set of measures should dovetail with other policies, which should continue beyond the end of the European Year of Creativity and Innovation.
• Predictions that dovetail with evidence.
• provide specific support to the development of economic activities that preferably dovetail with the airport activities... so that the public mission of infrastructure building is taken over by employment-generating private initiative,
• All the above measures must of necessity dovetail with the priority objective of maintaining farm incomes.
• This will allow the targeted development of emission-reducing technologies which will dovetail with and further support existing environmentally-friendly techniques.
• I believe that we and the Commission should be guided by this logic, given that a single currency ought to dovetail with a single fiscal, taxation and banking system.
• That strategy will obviously have to dovetail with the proposed approach in the draft regulations for our human rights programmes which, as you know, are currently under discussion.
• In particular, urban development must dovetail with the development of the communication infrastructure network and other infrastructure networks to avoid the need to integrate them later on.
• In this context, action must be taken to assess the impact of nanotechnologies on health and the environment, and any EU (top-down) initiatives should dovetail with action determined and promoted locally (bottom-up).
• His other concern was to see the development of the financial perspective to dovetail with political priorities and here he underlined the importance of the new multiannual approach to programmes running from 2004 to 2006.
• His other concern was to see the development of the financial perspective to dovetail with political priorities and here he underlined the importance of the new multiannual approach to programmes running from 2004 to 2006.

Some examples from the web:

• Why do you think a dovetail shape was carved or used?
• Essentially suggesting a dovetail.
• Several issues raised in Mr Wuori's report dovetail with points in our communication.
• Their statements dovetail perfectly with what the Group of the European People's Party and European Democrats would like to see.
• The trouble is, our movements and his have to dovetail.
• This mission will of course dovetail with the Commission's commitment to reform the justice sector.
• These questions dovetail in particular with my working visit to Kurdistan.
• For maximum impact, EIB external activities must also dovetail with the Commission's development aid policies and the new external action service.
• It is also important that these inspections "dovetail" into any existing inspection schedule to comply with, for example, fire regulations.
• In order to provide efficient aid, it is vital for the European Commission, the EU Member States and other donors to dovetail their policies.
• We'll work up a cover for you and dovetail it with Agent Walker's alias.
• In fact, I have a little side project that'll dovetail quite nicely with this new venture.
• I am particularly anxious that it should dovetail properly with the revised proposal for a regulation on public transport services that the Commission adopted in June 2005.
• However, it is not clear how such synergies dovetail with the closed-circuit approach claimed by the Land and the competitive neutrality of Wfa.
• Your rapporteur wishes to ensure that the Parliament's positions on Freight transport logistics and on the mid-term review of the Transport White Paper dovetail.
• Needless to say, it is beneficial for Member States to exchange ideas and dovetail their policies, as far as the macroeconomic situation in the relevant country allows for this.
• The bulk of the European Union's agricultural concessions to South Africa are scheduled to begin after 2003 or 2005, so that they can dovetail with progress in the CAP reforms.
• For this reason, a set of measures should be launched each year which continue beyond the end of the year and dovetail with other objectives, actions and policies.
• On almost all the important issues that we debate in this House, the Latin American countries' views dovetail with those of the European Union.
• The Committee of the Regions expressly welcomes the Commission's efforts to better dovetail cohesion policy with other policies that have a clear territorial impact and to generate synergistic benefits;