Примери коришћења Screening report на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Europol conducted a mission to Serbia, the results of which were taken into account in this screening report.
The Draft Screening Report(from the explanatory and bilateral screening meetings) was submitted on 15 May 2014.
It should be noted that Serbia has now been waiting for almost 4 years to receive the screening report for Chapter 31.
In its screening report for Chapter 23- Judiciary and fundamental rights, the European Commission gave the Republic of Serbia's judiciary five recommendations relevant to the war crimes area.
It should be noted that Serbia has now been waiting for almost 4 years to receive the screening report for Chapter 31.
The screening report continues to figure on the agenda of the EU Council and the EU Member States, notwithstanding the fact that four years have elapsed since the screening meeting for this chapter took place.
If you are applying to rent somewhere,your eviction will stay on your tenant screening report for at least seven years.
So far, 14 screening reports havebeen tabled in the Council. The action plans for chapters 23 and 24 have been finalised, sketching out a comprehensive reform agenda in the area of the rule of law.
The recommendations within subchapters have been defined on the basis of the recommendations of the European Commission and t he recommendations from the Screening Reports.
The screening report continues to figure on the agenda of the EU Council and the EU Member States, notwithstanding the fact that four years have elapsed since the screening meeting for this chapter took place.
According to the final log frame that was aligned with the comments of the European commission, the Draft AP 24 begins with I ntroduction to AP 24 andis based on the Recommendations from the Screening Report.
A Hazard Screening Report by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission estimated that in 2001 more than 418,000 emergency room-treated injuries were associated with power tools and workshop equipment[source: Marcy].
With regard to Chapter 31, Joksimović has said that Serbia has not opened this chapter,adding that she does not know when it will be opened because this is the only chapter for which the screening report has not yet been received.
The Screening Report, prepared by the European Commission is expected in the next few months, in which it will give a formal assessment in these areas and list the conditions under which the opening of negotiations on this chapter can be expected.
Through domestic trials, at the moment 435 persons were processed, currently there is 14 ongoing cases in 1st instance(against 40 defendants)in comparison to 10 cases against 34 defendants in the screening report.
In her words, another problem is the fact that Serbia is still waiting for the screening report for Chapter 31, because it is impossible to formulate a negotiation position without that report, but that a lot of work has already been done on elements for that chapter.
The description presents the main issues that need to be resolved and the manner of their resolution.The recommendations within subchapters have been defined on the basis of the recommendations of the European Commission and the recommendations from the Screening Reports.
After the completion of the bilateral screening, the European Commission presents Member States a Screening Report containing recommendations on opening negotiations for a particular chapter and, possibly, opening benchmarks.
For instance, over the past few years, the EU has called for our patience strategically regarding the enlargement process, and strategic action, at the same time, in the area of Common Foreign and Security Policy(CFSP),for which we did not even receive the Screening Report.
Following the completionof the bilateral screening, the European Commission presents its Screening Report to the Member States, containing recommendations on the opening of negotiations for a certain chapter, and, possibly opening benchmarks.
Six Screening Reports AdoptedPublished 12.06.2015.The European Commission presented 12 screening reports in the negotiations of Serbia on EU membership, with six reports adopted by member states as well, the EU Delegation to Serbia stated for EurAktiv on 9 June.
EU Integration Process of the Republic of Serbia Following the completionof 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.
Although the screening report on chapter 31 is still the subject of discussion of COELA, we did have an intensive communication in the past year both on inter-sectoral level and with our European partners in order to prepare better for the opening of chapters when the time comes.
On the premises of the EU Delegation in Belgrade on 18 July 2014 a video conference was organized with the representatives of the European Commission in Brussels regarding the development of the action plans for the negotiating chapters 23 and24 based on the recommendations from the Screening Reports, where all open issues were discussed.
After the screening meetings, that is, following the completion of bilateral screening, the EC will present to the Member States a Screening report containing recommendations on the commencement of the negotiations on a specific chapter or, if so assessed by the EC, also the opening benchmarks for specific chapters.
The daily recalls that the screening report for this chapter- which concerns foreign policy and security- has not yet been submitted to Belgrade, and adds that this document is now"blocked" because the Baltic countries and Poland insist on integrating a number of demands into it, relelated to weakening the ties between Serbia and Russia-"from imposing sanctions to military cooperation.".
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 bilateralscreening meeting where I headed the Serbian delegation, back in October 2014, was assessed as very successful.
Serbia recognizes that Screening Report has several Recommendations in the area of migrations, external bor ders and Schengen, Judicial cooperation in civil, commercial and criminal matters, Police cooperation and the fight against org anized crime relating to continued normalization of relations with Kosovo*and recognise that those issues are elements of the EU acquis in Chapter 24.
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 bilateralscreening meeting where I headed the Serbian delegation, back in October 2014, was assessed as very successful.
Immediately after its submission, the drafting of the Action Plan for Chapter 24 commenced on the basis of the recommendations provided in the Draft Report. On the premises of the EU Delegation in Belgrade on 18 July 2014 a video conference was organized with the representatives of the European Commission in Brussels regarding the development of the action plans for the negotiating chapters 23 and24 based on the recommendations from the Screening Reports, where all open issues were discussed.