Examples of using Exchange of knowledge in English and their translations into Czech
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Their only wish? An exchange of knowledge.
It must be made more transparent and its application improved through better training andfacilities for networking and exchange of knowledge.
Every month, a meeting is held in which the exchange of knowledge and product development are always high on the agenda.
Europe has long been lacking such a permanent platform for discussion,contributing to the exchange of knowledge, information and opinion.
Exchange of knowledge with colleagues on international as well as national scale develop our understanding past and improve our abilities for our research.
Or what they can offer us- an exchange of knowledge.
The aim of the journal is to encourage exchange of knowledge and experience in field of tourism and so strengthen the position of tourism as a scientific discipline.
This performance could initiate the greatest peaceful exchange of knowledge in our existence.
The first is fishing quotas and the second is the exchange of knowledge and experience of the processing and conservation technologies for the catch and Pacific Ocean production.
There are good practices across Europe on diagnosis and treatment for Alzheimer's andthe Commission is fostering exchange of knowledge and good practice.
I call upon the exchange of knowledge in regional'clusters' to be promoted through the structural funds, since these'clusters' represent a great opportunity, particularly for disadvantaged regions.
Is profiled as a centre of thoughts,a place of encounters and exchange of knowledge in the field of museology and related disciplines.
I also believe that the exchange of knowledge within regional groups can be facilitated by the Structural Funds as well because European policies are consistently targeted at sustainable development, offering tangible results at regional level.
Our aim should be to become the pole of excellence in this field, and there should be exchange of knowledge and best practice across Europe.
Europe is facing a major health policy challenge here, where the exchange of knowledge and best practice in procedures and methods as part of a common, pan-European research framework is certainly a worthwhile approach.
He defined the EU's educational policy as a common framework that doesn't eliminate national systems,but encourages the exchange of knowledge within Europe and beyond.
For effective policy, it is important to guarantee a valuable exchange of knowledge and information between the Member States. In that way, best practices can be exchanged, as a result of which the green procurement procedure can be optimised.
We should listen to the vast majority of Europeans, particularly young people who have grown up in the digital era, andthose people do not want there to be gate-keepers; they do not want to put a heavy lock on the exchange of knowledge, culture and information on the Internet.
The EIT will serve to strengthen the exchange of knowledge, to bring together,exchange and circulate ideas, and to collect together research from all over Europe in macro-areas that are essential for developing the future competitiveness of the EU.
Research on DAM is based on excellent scientific and research staff, application of the newest methodology and instrumentation,long-time exchange of knowledge and skills on international level, and systematic development of interdisciplinary cooperation and application.
I encourage the European Commission to continue with the development of the Smart Cities Initiative andto examine the current mechanisms being used in Member States to spread best practice in the European Union and the exchange of knowledge and technical assistance in order to generate new financial resources for improving energy efficiency in housing.
The project is a collaboration between organizations from the United Kingdom, Germany(Citizens for Europe- CFE), Austria(Radio Africa), Cyprus andCzech Republics(SIMI), through the exchange of knowledge, information and good practice given for the creation of five integration projects across Europe.
For the mutual exchange of scientific knowledge and universal brotherhood.
This will help to promote the exchange of scientific knowledge and research.
Furthermore, closer cooperation between officers would guarantee a better exchange of technical knowledge and liaison with colleagues working in third countries.
