Примери за използване на Collaborative platforms на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Eurobarometer survey: The use of collaborative platforms.
Collaborative platforms should put in place effective systems for complaints and for settling disputes.
Of EU consumers have used collaborative platforms.
Collaborative platforms can be exempted from liability for information they store on behalf of those offering a service.
Nature, duties and responsibilities of collaborative platforms;
Gross revenue in the EU from collaborative platforms and providers is estimated at EUR 28 billion in 2015.
EU regulatory framework: peers,consumers, collaborative platforms.
Collaborative platforms can be exempted from being held liable for information they store on behalf of those offering a service.
Liability: the EU Commission should further clarify the collaborative platforms' liability as quickly as possible.
The Commission encourages collaborative platforms to continue taking voluntary action to fight illegal content online and to increase trust.
Direct and Intermediary Liability: the EU Commission should further clarify the collaborative platforms' liability as quickly as possible.
The Communication encourages collaborative platforms to take voluntary measures to fight illegal content online and increase trust.
So far, they tended to focus on projects with a narrow, national scope, instead of viewing the MRS as a framework for policy change that generates specific processes,interregional networks, and collaborative platforms.
Gross revenue in the European Union from collaborative platforms and providers was estimated to be EUR 28 billion in 2015.
Online collaborative platforms such as eTwinning, EPALE, and the School Education Gateway enable people with very diverse backgrounds to be included in building a more cohesive European society.
In 2015, the gross revenue in the European Union from collaborative platforms and providers was estimated to be EUR 28 billion.
Simultaneously, with a view of this priority, promoting and rewarding excellence in teaching and skills development, training of academics in new and innovative pedagogical approaches, new curriculum design approaches andsharing of good practices through collaborative platforms will be in the center of the project.
(d)facilitating the establishment of collaborative platforms for peer-to-peer exchange and sharing of data, knowhow and best practices to support project pipeline and sector development;
For the European Commission the term“collaborative economy” refers to business models in which activities are facilitated through collaborative platforms that create an open market for the temporary use of goods or services often offered by individuals.
Whereas a wave of new digital communication tools and open and collaborative platforms could inspire creative solutions for reducing public discontent with political institutions and increase levels of trust in the democratic system; whereas the new communication tools help to increase participatory democracy and transparency;
A key question for authorities and market operators alike is whether and if so to what extent, under existing EU law, collaborative platforms and service providers can be subject to market access requirements.
With this logic, large multinationals are already creating collaborative platforms such as the“Open Manufacturing Platform” between BMW Group and Microsoft and the rival project“Open Industry 4.0 Alliance” by Kuka, SAP, and others.
In its work, the Commission uses a broad concept, referring to all the business models, primarily based on transactions between peers,where activities are facilitated by collaborative platforms that create an open marketplace for the temporary use of products or services.
Whereas a wave of new digital communication tools and open and collaborative platforms could inspire creative solutions for reducing public apathy and discontent with political institutions and increase levels of trust in the democratic.
The European Commission considers as collaborative economy“all the business models, primarily based on transactions between peers,where activities are facilitated by collaborative platforms that create an open marketplace for the temporary use of products or services.”.
Whereas a wave of new digital D. communication tools and open and collaborative platforms could inspire creative solutions for reducing public discontent with political institutions and increase levels of trust and participation in the democratic system;
Notes the fact that the collaborative economy in Europe has some specific traits, also reflecting the European business structure, which consists mainly of SMEs and micro-enterprises;stresses the need to ensure a business environment where collaborative platforms are able to scale-up and be highly competitive on the global market;
The recent boom in digital businesses, such as social media companies, collaborative platforms and online content providers, has made a great contribution to economic growth in the EU.
Whereas a wave of new digital communication tools and open and collaborative platforms could inspire and provide new solutions for fostering citizens' political participation and engagement, whilst reducing discontent with political institutions, as well as helping to increase levels of trust, transparency and accountability in the democratic system;
A key matter both for the authorities as well as operators on the market is whether, pursuant to the current legislation in force in the EU, collaborative platforms and service providers may be subject to the requisites of access to the market and, in such a case, to what extent.