Exemple de utilizare a European definition în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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A European Definition of media literacy.
Suddenly, we have a European definition on our hands.
Commission and Member States: produce Satellite Accounts for Sport compatible with the agreed European definition.
I am thinking about a European definition of orphan works.
The current European definition of SMEs includes firms of vastly different sizes and does not allow for differentiation on the basis of industry.
There is currently no official European definition of fair trade.
A common European definition for smart autonomous robots should be established, where appropriate including definitions of its subcategories, taking into consideration the following characteristics.
There is no established European definition of social enterprise.
The Commission should thus have placed more emphasis on consulting, in particular, the European social partners on the European definition of the concept of flexicurity.
There is currently no official European definition of fair trade with legal force.
However, on this subject,the EESC considers that the Commission should have placed more emphasis on consulting, in particular, the European social partners on the European definition of the concept of flexicurity.
Here again, we want to establish a European definition that can also allow for the specific conditions in Member States.
This amendment chiefly aims to correct a translation problem and adds the concept of professional liability, a characteristic of the liberal professions,as stipulated by the European definition set out in the Professional Qualifications Directive.
Where they exist, appropriate international or European definitions and classification systems shall be used to collect and analyse the data.
Most recently, the Ministerial Seminar organised under the Belgian Presidency in July 2010 stressed the need to intensify the exchange of experiences andgood practice among Member States and welcomed suggestions that the Union should provide a flexible policy framework, building on experience on issues such as the common European definition of key competences for school education.
In connection with the analysis of the implementation of the European definition of SMEs in 2012, the EESC urges that account to be taken of the wide diversity of SMEs.
Because of numerous legal complications it is not possible to draw up an unambiguous European definition of informal work in a free-market Europe.
According to its European definition, a general interest service is a service that"public authorities classify as being general interest, and is subject to specific public service obligations".
Community harmonisation of employment statuses, starting with an actual European definition of economically dependent work, is clearly not a straightforward matter.
The EESC supports a standard European definition of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises and calls for the various definitions given in different items of EU legislation to be updated, so as to better reflect the variety of SMEs and differences between the Member States, and amalgamated1.
Community harmonisation of employment statuses, starting with an actual European definition of economically dependent self-employed work, is clearly not a straightforward matter.
This means that the market must be organised around consumers and a European definition of energy poverty developed with all speed; as in the case of European policy on regional aid, this definition should trigger national support policies.
The basic principles about fire safety are defined worldwide in a similar manner andtypically comprise the elements which may be found as the basis for the European definition of fire safety, as outlined in the Construction Product Regulation of the European Union.
The combating of the black economy would benefit from an unambiguous European definition which makes a clear distinction between the taking on of work(the supply of services) and the carrying out of duties in an employer-employee relationship(the employment contract).
The EESC stresses once again the need for a common European definition of disability, which will make EU disability policy more effective.
The directives on the internal energy market(July 2009)recognise energy poverty but contain no European definition or obligation and call on the Member States to provide"adequate safeguards to protect vulnerable customers" and to"define the concept of vulnerable consumers which may refer to energy poverty and, inter alia, to the prohibition of disconnection of[electricity/gas] to such customers in difficult times".
In this regard,the EESC would stress the need to amend the European definition of the SME to take better account of the characteristics of"small" and"medium" enterprises.
No information available. It should be remembered that no common European definition of‘quality standards and guidelines' exists, and that the level of detail may vary, which influences comparability.
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Establishing a common European working definition of over-indebtedness.