Examples of using Common understanding in English and their translations into Czech
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It's a common understanding.
Further dialogue by all interested stakeholders should help to develop a common understanding on this matter.
The aim is to gain a common understanding of whether the eMSCA is able to consider new information in their assessment.
Only on the basis of dialogue will the media andthe Kenyan Government be able to develop a common understanding and build mutual respect.
I am deeply satisfied that we have now found a common understanding on the principles that will govern our relationship in the coming years.
Nevertheless, religions share many moral values which could andshould make it possible for them to come to a common understanding of respect.
We have endeavoured to find common understanding with China on this delicate subject, and we have been very clear whenever we have addressed the situation in Tibet with them.
At an initial workshop, we lay the foundations for our cooperation,reach a common understanding, and work out the first application cases.
With these few words, I would like to say that we are fully aware of the challenges and we are ready to face these challenges andmake a good proposal, step by step, building consensus and common understanding with you.
Or a common emotion or range of emotions. where you can all rally around a common understanding It's not, it's not like losing someone and knowing why.
As indicated, the'objective presupposes the systematic exchange between the competent authorities of the Member States of information extracted from national criminal records in a way that would guarantee their common understanding and efficiency of such exchange.
We have, for instance, the European arrest warrant,which created an EU-wide common understanding on terrorist crime and facilitated extradition procedures within the EU Member States.
Perhaps in the Black Sea region there might also be a lesson: for historians and researchers from all the countries around the BlackSea to meet together, independent of government pressure, to promote a common understanding of the Black Sea's history, devoid of national conflict.
Mr President, this debate confirms the broad common understanding between Parliament and the Commission on the way forward and on the need to improve our policies and programmes, bringing added value to EU citizens.
We discovered that the European Parliament andthe EU lacked the political will to pursue a common understanding and evaluation of European history.
That is why I support, as rapporteur, the compromise that has reached common understanding in the PSE, ALDE and Verts/ALE Groups and which underlines the following:'encourages an open discussion on all issues relating to the status of weblogs'- full stop.
It's not, it's not like losing someone and knowing why,where you can all rally around a common understanding or a common emotion or range of emotions.
I would like to underline that the Commission strongly supports the idea of common understanding, or even interinstitutional agreement between the three institutions on the delegated acts, because this will bring the necessary order into the preparation of the legislation.
Let me also use this opportunity to inform you that we are progressing with the Member States in our common understanding of territorial cohesion and its key components.
Its purpose was to build a common understanding on how to prepare a restriction proposal(particularly, from the point of view of socio-economic analysis) and to understand how interested parties can contribute to the opinion-making process during the consultation period.
Moreover, if we are to extend the categories of employment contracts used in Europe,we need a common understanding of what sole trading or self-employment entails.
For example, there was a whole discussion on the selling of fertile land in developing countries and countries which have no arable land; buying them itself is a very interesting topic to discuss andI think it is also one where we can come to some common understanding.
Nonetheless, it seems bizarre that at the same time,some Member States wish to override common understandings and even agreements, such as the EU Common Position 2008/944/CFSP.
Therefore, in order that we in Europe can live with a common understanding in the future, we have drafted a question for the Council and the Commission. The question is based on the Council of Europe resolution and the Council Against Racism and Xenophobia's framework decision and it is also based on the Prague Declaration process.
We have also been told that the Commission Legal Services will not agree to a text that is not wholly in accord with the common understanding, even though the common understanding is not legally binding.
Very important also is the common understanding we have with the developing world- the commitments we have been making towards them and, maybe foremost, it is very important that we have also agreed on an internal redistribution of the efforts that have to be made by the European Union, because if you make commitments and promises but do not reach agreement among yourselves you will not be very effective in these kinds of things.
We are going ahead with the Single Sky, which is a very promising European project,and there is a common understanding among ministers that this is the way forward, with better coordination at Europe level.
I think this is the deal which Parliament wanted and this deal can be satisfying for all Members, especially because this is not only about the text we are discussing now, but we expect both the Commission andCouncil to take part in the common understanding concerning these important issues.
Following the negotiations conducted with the Commission andthe Council, we have a common understanding which stipulates the need for the supporters of a citizens' initiative to provide certain elements of ID and for facilities for Member States to verify them.
I also agreein particular that these efforts need to be focused on the young generations, through common educational programmes in the two entities and through a common understanding of the recent tragic events that took place there.