Примери за използване на Approach adopted на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The approach adopted is like the catchment area method for determining the spans of bridges.
This is why I greatly appreciate the realistic,logical approach adopted by the report's author, Mr Cashman.
Accordingly, the approach adopted by the Board of Appeal is not incompatible with the principle of proportionality.
Thirdly, the Czech andNetherlands Governments take the view that the approach adopted in Neurim should be confined even more narrowly.
Welcomes the transparency approach adopted by the Agency's Management Board, which hereby also responds to the European Ombudsman's request;
Furthermore, the communities were visited by delegations from Niger(the borderis 25 km away) who wanted to learn about the approach adopted so as to apply it in their country.
In this regard, I welcome the approach adopted by the Commission and rapporteur, based on coexistence.
State regulation, however, must be directed at such services in particular, andnot at the general provision of access to Internet which is the approach adopted by the decree.
Recalls the importance of ensuring regional coherence in the approach adopted towards visa liberalisation with Russia and the Eastern Partnership countries;
The approach adopted envisages measures specifically targeting socially vulnerable groups to be included in the integrated sustainable urban development common policy.
If it adopted that approach, the Court would, in my view,be rejecting the approach adopted in Massachusetts Institute of Technology(46) and the order in Yissum.
Kina Sabeva shared the approach adopted by BCRM to focus on the advocacy for refugee integration on positive results and opportunities for sustainable development through integration.
The Commission welcomes the positive observations of the Court concerning the consistent and coherent approach adopted by the research DGs regarding the implementation of the common audit strategy.
I disagree, in fact, with the approach adopted, which often proves unsuitable for meeting the needs of the African side, including both the institutions and the private sector.
In its opinion on the free flow of non-personal data in the EU, drafted by Jorge Pegado Liz and adopted at the February plenary session,the EESC takes a stand against the approach adopted by the European Commission.
The needs assessment was thorough and the approach adopted had sufficient built-in flexibility to cope with the rapidly changing circumstances in the conflict-affected areas.
This comes despite the clear threat posed to their neighbours, the efforts to foment unrest in otherwise stable nations and its open hostility to the more tolerant,open approach adopted by the other Gulf states.
I supported the rapporteur's proposals and the approach adopted in the Commission communication'Towards a Single Market Act', as well as the idea that an annual Single Market Forum is required.
The mandate of this Task Force explicitly states that it should reflect on how systemic risks- including those affecting specific sectors ora few countries- can be captured, and that the approach adopted should aim to create a sufficient level of stress on banks.
The report condemns the approach adopted by the Commission in making concessions on agriculture in order to obtain enhanced market access in third countries for industrial products and services.
I received Malcev's book Foundation of linear algebra from them andI was astonished to find this remarkable approach to linear algebra in a book superbly written to give an understanding of the subject rather than the approach adopted by a large number of linear algebra books which seem on the whole written to provide good examination questions.
The approach adopted for the Ds scheme has generally remained unchanged but changes have been made to the cni scheme in the area of project selection and a shift of funding emphasis from the construction to the preparatory phase.
The report provides analytical evidence for policy-makers and supports the approach adopted in the European Commission's new'Rethinking Education' strategy, due for adoption tomorrow(20 November).
The approach adopted by the General Court at paragraphs 48 and 49 of the judgment under appeal is not only at odds with the case‑law of the Court of Justice but also has the effect of requiring the Commission to demonstrate- twice and by two different means- that Portielje actually exerted control over Gosselin.
The Commission's proposal,fully in line with the EU's G20 commitments and the approach adopted by the United States, now passes to the European Parliament and the EU Member States for consideration.
Endorses the approach adopted in the Action Plan to overcome the obstacles within the Council to the 2001 proposal for a Council directive on the conditions of entry and residence of third-country nationals for the purpose of paid employment and self-employed economic activities(COM(2001)0386);
The Commission regrets this decision since its proposal had left this choice to Member States in line with the approach adopted in Directive 2013/11/EU on Alternative Resolution for consumer Disputes(the ADR Directive) and bearing in mind the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality.
The approach adopted in this Directive is to ensure the essential harmonisation necessary and sufficient to secure the mutual recognition of authorisation and of prudential supervision systems, making possible the grant of a single authorisation valid throughout the Community and the application of the principle of home Member State supervision.
The approach adopted in this Directive is to ensure the essential harmonisation necessary and sufficient to secure the mutual recognition of authorisation and of prudential supervision systems, making possible the grant of a single authorisation valid throughout the Community and the application of the principle of home Member State supervision.
Whereas the approach adopted is appropriate to achieve only the essential harmonisation necessary and sufficient to secure the mutual recognition of authorisation and prudential supervision of electronic money institutions, making possible the granting of a single license recognized throughout the Community and the application of the principle of home Member State prudential supervision;