Примери коришћења Bilateral screening на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Bilateral screening meeting for Chapter 6„Company Law“ was held in Brussels on 5 February 2015.
The Draft Screening Report(from the explanatory and bilateral screening meetings) was submitted on 15 May 2014.
Bilateral screening, short deadlines, need for prompt response, structure of documents and similar.
The Government shall also report to the European Integration Committee the results of the bilateral screening for each negotiating chapter.
It was followed by the bilateral screening meeting for Chapter 24 which was held on 11-13 December 2013 in Brussels, Belgium.
Big steps were also made towards harmonisation with EU standards,which was a joint conclusion after a very successful bilateral screening of Chapter 8 in Brussels.
Bilateral screening meeting for Chapter 22 on Regional Policy and Co-ordination of Structural Funds was held in Brussels, on 28 and 29 January 2015.
Big steps were also made towards harmonisation with EU standards,which was a joint conclusion after a very successful bilateral screening of Chapter 8 in Brussels.
The bilateral screening meeting, when the Serbian side will present its legal system in this area, as well as gaps in relation to the EU acquis, is scheduled for 3 and 4 March 2015.
Tomorrow it will be two years exactly since the explanatory screening meeting on chapter 31 was held andsome months later in my capacity as Foreign Minister I headed the delegation at the bilateral screening meeting.
Bilateral screening, in which the Serbian side will present its legislation in this area, and any observed differences in relation to the EU acquis, is scheduled for February 5, 2015 in Brussels.
Tomorrow it will be two years exactly since the explanatory screening meeting on chapter 31 was held andsome months later in my capacity as Foreign Minister I headed the delegation at the bilateral screening meeting.
II METHODOLOGY OF DEVELOPMENT OF THE ACTION PLAN AND ITS STRUCTURE Immediately after the bilateral screening meeting, the Republic of Serbia started preparatory activities for the development of the Action Plan for Chapter 24(hereinafter referred to as: AP 24).
As part of the delegation of the Republic of Serbia, RATEL representatives participated in Chapter 10 Explanatory Screening Session held in Brussels in May 2014 andin Chapter 10 Bilateral Screening Meeting held in Brussels in July 2014.
In 2014 RATEL was REPUBLIC OF SERBIA particularly involved in drafting materials for the bilateral screening for Chapter 1 and Chapter IN 2014 10 and the contribution for the Subcommittee on Research, Innovation, Information Society and Social Policy(EU-Serbia).
The action plan for this chapter is based on the Screening report Chapter 23 Judiciary and fundamental rights andrecommendations made by the European Commission in the report given, following its explanatory and bilateral screening.
The participants having been presented with the past activities regarding explanatory and bilateral screening meetings, they started developing a model for presenting measures and activities for the implementation of EC recommendations(hereinafter referred to as: the log frame) for AP 24.
Department for International Co-operation and Legal Assistance is involved in the preparations for the process of negotiations with the EU through the participation in screening meetings regarding Chapters 23 and 24, which were held in September and October 2013,as well as in the preparations for bilateral screening which is to be held in December 2013.
Following the completion of bilateral screening meetings, the European Commission presents its Screening Report to the Member States, containing recommendations on the opening of negotiations for a particular chapter, and, possibly opening benchmarks.
In the Bilateral Screening Meeting, the representatives of the Republic of Serbia provided necessary information on the situation in the electronic communications, information society and media and the information on the degree of alignment of the Serbian legislation with the Acquis in these areas.
Looking back on the last three years, since we started addressing this issue, Serbia has not made much progress in terms of procedure,for we are still expecting to receive the Screening Report on Chapter 31, although the bilateral screening meeting where I headed the Serbian delegation, back in October 2014, was assessed as very successful.
Subsequently, an assessment will be made, through the so-called bilateral screening, of the level of alignment of the candidate country's legal system with the EU aquis and it will be determined what still needs to be done to achieve alignment with the EU aquis pending full membership.
Looking back on the last three years, since we started addressing this issue, Serbia has not made much progress in terms of procedure,for we are still expecting to receive the Screening Report on Chapter 31, although the bilateral screening meeting where I headed the Serbian delegation, back in October 2014, was assessed as very successful.
The Report on Explanatory and Bilateral Screening in Serbia's EU Accession for Chapter 28, which focuses on consumer and health protection and which was completed in February 2015, found that Serbia has reached a satisfactory level of alignment with the acquis communautaire in the area of health.
The Ministry of Trade, Tourism and Telecommunications is responsible for this chapter. Therefore, in order to prepare for this meeting, the Government of the Republic of Serbia, at the proposal of the Ministry of Trade, Tourism and Telecommunications,adopted a basis for participation in the bilateral screening, which includes the basic elements of the chapters under discussion.
EU Integration Process of the Republic of Serbia Following the completion of bilateral screening meetings, the European Commission presents its Screening Report to the Member States, containing recommendations on the opening of negotiations for a particular chapter, and, possibly opening benchmarks.
The analytical review stage of legislation begins with the so-called explanatory screening within which the European Commission presents tothe candidate country the EU acquis communautaire divided into negotiating chapters, while the level of conformity of the candidate country's legal system with the legal system of the EU is assessed through the so-called bilateral screening.
The Serbian delegation at the screening for the Negotiation Chapter 8- CompetitionPublished on November 17, 2014. In the period from November4 to November 5, 2014, the bilateral screening for the Negotiation Chapter 8- Competition with the representatives European Commission was held, in Brussels, in the framework of negotiations for the accession of the Republic of Serbia to the European Union.
The analytical review stage of legislation begins with the so-called explanatory screening within which the European Commission presents tothe candidate country the EU acquis communautaire divided into negotiating chapters, while the level of conformity of the candidate country's legal system with the legal system of the EU is assessed through the so-called bilateral screening.