Examples of using Approach based in English and their translations into Czech
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It takes a new innovative approach based on justice between the generations.
I would like to thank the rapporteur andthe shadow rapporteurs for their correct approach, based on numbers, facts and analyses.
It aims to connect its approach based on the history of media to media archaeology and other related fields.
The European Guidance on risk assessment at work proposes an approach based on a number of different steps.
The approach based on the'comply or explain' principle is proportionate and can be applied to a large number of financial institutions.
Commodity spread trading is a specific trading approach based on principles of covered positions.
For the 2007-2013 period an approach based on calculating maximum eligible expenditure is being used instead of a forced reduction in the cofinancing rate.
We need to move away from a narrow focus on net balances and move towards an approach based on solidarity, burden-sharing and equity.
This computational approach based on FEM analysis is the basis for the design, optimization and computational verification of test equipment for research of dynamic response.
Precisely for these reasons, Parliament has chosen an approach based on regional ownership and fostering dialogue.
The key element should be an approach based on the goal of protecting privacy in such a way that the personal data of travellers are not abused and the travellers themselves have confidence in the authorities holding that data.
In fact, Catherine Ashton admitted yesterday during the meeting we had as part of the Committee on Foreign Affairs that the approach based on human rights dialogues needs to be reviewed.
However, I am not convinced that an approach based on gender or on separate groups represents the ideal solution to this.
Reducing the impact of the global slowdown on the European economy, in terms of employment andeconomic activity, ought to mean promoting an approach based on the European social model.
It is of paramount importance for us to adopt an approach based on the risk of the relevant medicines being falsified.
We all agree on the need to halt financial speculation for its own sake and to establish the principle that the polluter pays, but to do this,it is necessary to adopt an approach based on sound data, numbers and statistical analysis.
I agree with Professor Barca's report, according to which an approach based on local development is the way to improve efficiency and effectiveness and to operate in a more integrated manner.
Since it is clear that in the future environmental issues will be more and more connected to core workers' and trade unions' interests, the importance of a balanced and co-ordinated approach, based on Global and European action plans is clear and compelling.
It is essential to adopt a more strategic andless fragmented approach based on the real needs of citizens and businesses when exercising their rights and freedoms in the single market.
The actions identified in the plan are very important for improving the guarantees of European citizens in respect of the law, but it is necessary to adopt a more strategic andless fragmentary approach based on the real needs of citizens and enterprises in the exercising of their rights.
Yet, the issue of housing requires an approach based upon statistical data, as well as a global, multidimensional approach, based upon national and Community law.
It is therefore clear that the underlying causes of immigration cannot be tackled purely through an approach based on security, for all that patrolling the Mediterranean has been, and will continue to be, essential to protect the area around the Canary Islands.
Hence we cannot adopt an approach based solely on cost-benefit analysis, because in Europe, as in the rest of the world, poor people will be those hardest hit: it is they who live in the areas most at risk, and generally they lack information and do not have the wherewithal to react to a rapidly changing environment.
It is essential that the reduction in health inequalities should beconsidered a high priority, by pursuing such an approach based on'health in all policies' and ensuring effective impact assessments that take into account the results obtained in terms of equality in health.
The EU should therefore continue to adopt a long-term approach based on investing in research and development and improving the operation of the internal market by means of the necessary legislation and by simplifying administrative procedures, making them quicker and less costly.
The Commission concluded that given, inter alia,the aim of reducing costs, an approach based on front-loading was to be preferred: i.e. investing resources in the early stages of the asylum procedure in order to make it faster, more efficient and fairer.
Several issues andareas for development were noted:- The triangulation approach based on team members' areas of knowledge was considered to be very useful(UK); and- While project partners agreed that there were benefits to interdisciplinarity(HU, UK), this was felt by some to be hard to achieve(CZ, HU) and it was thought that some professionals were reluctant to‘step outside the box' of their professional identity CZ, HU.
These difficulties were already apparent in November last year,when the Council agreed on an approach based on promoting even more sustainable and fuel-efficient cars, realistic targets for manufacturers, and effective incentives for stimulating demand.
However, it is important to maintain the focus on the connection with the Europe 2020 objectives; on an approach based on'sustainability and responsibility', not simply'austerity', as the Council is suggesting, and on the new needs arising from the Treaty of Lisbon, without putting existing, successful programmes at risk.
In its communication the Commission notes that new legislative measures at Community level are unnecessary, butit advocates a common European approach based on cooperation between the countries receiving the sovereign wealth funds, the funds themselves and those responsible for them, with a view to establishing, and I quote,'a set of principles ensuring the transparency, predictability and accountability of SWFs' investments.