Examples of using Common project in English and their translations into Czech
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Or our common project will not survive.
We act as a team of responsible people involved in a common project.
In our common projects we bring in our flexibility, creativity and years of experience.
It must prove to its own citizens that it is a common project imbued with solidarity.
Common projects for all Mediterranean countries, north and south, are one of the keys to success.
This performance is the first common project of the newly established"Skupina extrémní klauniády s.
However, I believe that we have demonstrated with this agreement that the social dimension is an essential part of our common project.
The Managing Director explains:"We have common projects with the Technical University Offenburg.
This common project must consist of collective dialogue, based on parity and co-management.
The second element relates to the clarification of the'common projects' concept and the definition of the financing sources relating to them.
Furthermore, it should insist on close cooperation among the labelled sites so as toshare best practices and initiate common projects.
During three Christmas concerts all over Germany, the common projects of CHW and NOVASOL were presented and a lot of money was collected from the audience.
Only then will leaders of the EU institutions andnational governments be able to regain the trust of Europe's citizens in our common project.
European integration is a successful, common project through which we have created prosperity, stability and security- a sort of cradle of wellbeing.
Every European nation has its own experience of history andits own opportunities to work on our common project for the benefit of the European Union.
T he first common project Holdin' Fast received the Total Theatre Award nomination for the Best Young Company at the Fringe Festival Edinburgh in 2008.
Let us renew the spirit of Europe according to the ideas of Robert Schuman, so thatthe successes we have had so far in our common project do not fall by the wayside.
The Danube strategy is a common project where all the partners must fulfil their commitments to ensure it works and achieves the adopted objectives.
On a more concrete point,we must transform our eastern neighbourhood from an area of rivalries into an area of common strategies and common projects.
We can also expect to see common projects between social and educational institutions, involving schools, continuing training and university degree courses.
Interview with Mário Bihári, blind musician engaged in working with photography,about his collaboration with the documentary photographer Björn Steinz on common projects.
Each year several thousands of schools work on common projects; teachers and pupils travel to their partner schools or take part in video conferences and chats.
The action plan, on the other hand, is intended to delimit the scope of the directive andensure that we channel the experience which we have gained from common projects into standardisation.
Europe can only work if speeches supporting our common project are not only delivered in this honourable House, but also in the Parliaments of all our Member States.
Furthermore, the majority of these resources must be allocated with a view to involving civil society in the partner countries in common projects and to supporting the mobility of their citizens.
Furthermore, given that it is important to safeguard the imposition of common project implementation rules throughout the programming period, a retroactive validity clause has been included, so that the revised provision applies from 1 August 2006.
In fact, at a time of profound contrition in state action, the increasing of EU budgets represents an act of confidence in the common project and of reinforcement of action undertaken at supranational level.
The willingness of the Danube regions to allocate funds from their own programmes to common projects is a precondition for the successful accomplishment of their goals, but they should also strengthen the coordination of the existing transborder programmes.
I tend to believe that, with pragmatism and respect on both sides, understanding differences butfinding common interests, we can build on common projects and achieve an honest partnership.
We are doing what Jean Monnet and many others have said,which is to build pas à pas- step by step- this common project, and we have to do it by conceding now that we have to commit to our citizens, and that we have to fulfil concrete tasks and deliver concrete results.