Examples of using Avoiding duplication in English and their translations into Croatian
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Cooperation with existing institutions, avoiding duplication or overlapping of activities is a must.
The EPPO and OLAF should establish andmaintain a close cooperation aimed at ensuring the complementarity of their respective mandates, and avoiding duplication.
The new legislation should focus on avoiding duplication of effort and coordinating with other EU programmes(mentioned by 10 Member States);
The administrative burden is bound to increase, even ifregional plans replace national ones, thereby avoiding duplication of tasks.
This transfer also aims at avoiding duplication and mitigating the risks of contradictory recommendations or opinions, in cases where both an economic operator and an EU staff member are involved.
Opening up Education represents an opportunity for Member States to work together andto learn from each others' experiences, avoiding duplication and lowering costs.
It is therefore necessary to clarify the link with that Regulation, avoiding duplication of rules by excluding animal by-products where they are intended for uses that are not considered waste operations.
Improving the coherence between the external actions of the EU, Member States andrelevant stakeholders is a precondition for maximizing impacts and avoiding duplication.
Underlines that the full implementation of the existing legislation should have the aim of avoiding duplication of work and making new substances available to farmers without unnecessary delays;
In the participating Member States, in areas under the EPPO's remit, the EPPO and OLAF will establish andmaintain close cooperation aimed at ensuring the complementarity of their mandates, and avoiding duplication.
Union support under this Regulation shall be coordinated with support from all other available sources, while avoiding duplication of infrastructure and preventing the displacement of private investments.
It steers R& I activities through a Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda(SRIA), to be coordinated with Member States' agendas, focusing all relevant efforts on the most important challenges and bottlenecks,maximising efficiency and avoiding duplication.
Calls on the Commission to take a holistic approach to retail, avoiding duplication and extra bureaucracy, and to ensure coherence and close co-ordination with other existing fora, such as the yearly Retail Market Roundtable;
It would therefore be useful to improve coordination between the actors involved, ensuring consistency between existing initiatives,filling the gaps, avoiding duplication and aligning funding, including financial instruments.
It is therefore necessary to clarify the link with that Regulation, avoiding duplication of rules by excluding from the scope of this Directive animal by-products where they are intended for uses that are not considered waste operations.
These measures are important to ensure that copyright does not constitute a barrier to the full participation in society of all citizens and will allow for the exchange of accessible format copies within the EU andwith third countries that are parties to the Treaty, avoiding duplication of work and waste of resources.
Restructuring of the European defence technological and industrial base,in particular around centres of European excellence, avoiding duplication, in order to ensure its soundness and its competitiveness, is a strategic and economic necessity.
Avoiding duplication and finding synergies between the EU Anti-Fraud Programme and other relevant programmes in areas such as Justice, Customs, and Home Affairs will be explored in the context of the preparation of the Annual Work Programmes.
Reuse of data and sharing of data with all concerned EU Member States andEU Agencies, avoiding duplication of effort and offering multiple use of the same data and the same services, enabling the use of new and modern technologies;
Where the information and assistance services or networks have been created by a legally binding Union act for any of the areas of information covered by Annex I, the Commission shall coordinate the work of the gateway coordination group and the governance bodies of such services ornetworks with a view to achieving synergies and avoiding duplication.
Detailed implementing measures regarding the specific information which must be included in a prospectus, avoiding duplication of information when a prospectus is composed of separate documents, shall be adopted by the Commission in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 24(2).
(3)'smart specialisation strategy' means the national or regional innovation strategies which set priorities in order to build competitive advantage by developing and matching research and innovation own strengths to business needs in order to address emerging opportunities andmarket developments in a coherent manner, while avoiding duplication and fragmentation of efforts;
The Euratom Programme shall strengthen the research and innovation framework in the nuclear field andcoordinate Member States' research efforts, thereby avoiding duplication, retaining critical mass in key areas and ensuring that public funding is used in an optimal way.
Intervention under this Regulation should aim at achieving synergies and interoperability between the different projects of common interest described in the Annex, as well as with other infrastructures, including transport and energy infrastructures supported by the CEF, relevant research infrastructures supported, inter alia, by Horizon 2020 andrelevant infrastructures supported by ESI Funds, while avoiding duplication and undue administrative burdens.
Detailed delegated acts regarding the specific information which must be included in a prospectus, avoiding duplication of information when a prospectus is composed of separate documents, shall be adopted by the Commission in accordance with Article 24a and subject to the conditions of Articles 24b and 24c.
Text proposed by the Commission Amendment The Euratom Programme shall strengthen the research and innovation framework in the nuclear field andcoordinate Member States‘ research efforts, thereby avoiding duplication, retaining critical mass in key areas and ensuring that public funding is used in an optimal way.
The Euratom Programme shall strengthen the research and innovation framework in the nuclear field andcoordinate Member States' research efforts, thereby avoiding duplication, providing Union added value, retaining key skills and critical mass in key areas and ensuring that public funding is used in an optimal way.
In implementing this Regulation, coherence and complementarity shall be ensured with other instruments and areas of Union external action and with other relevant Union policies, in particular humanitarian aid policy,development cooperation policy and the Union Civil Protection Mechanism, while avoiding duplication and overlap, and recognising that humanitarian aid is governed by the humanitarian aid principles referred to in Article 5(1) of this Regulation.
Smart specialisation strategy' means the national or regional innovation strategies which set priorities in order to build competitive advantage by developing and matching research and innovation own strengths to business needs in order to address emerging opportunities andmarket developments in a coherent manner, while avoiding duplication and fragmentation of efforts; a smart specialisation strategy may take the form of, or be included in, a national or regional research and innovation( R& I) strategic policy framework;
Text proposed by the Commission Amendment( 2b)' Smart specialisation strategy' means the national or regional innovation strategies which set priorities in order to build competitive advantage by developing and matching research and innovation own strengths with business needs to address emerging opportunities andmarket developments in a coherent manner, while avoiding duplication and fragmentation of efforts at U nion level, and which may take the form of or be included in a national or a regional research and innovation( R& I) strategic policy framework;