Examples of using Common guidelines in English and their translations into Danish
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Common guidelines for sound business practice with a focus on sustainability may include, for example.
In order to improve the uniformity of application of paragraph 4 in the Member States, the Commission elaborates common guidelines for its application.
The development of common guidelines should allow firmer, more balanced and, therefore, more effective responses.
Support for projects of common interest supported by the Member States anddefined within the framework of those common guidelines.
Earlier in the year, Aarhus University introduced common guidelines and a new code of practice to ensure scientific integrity and responsible conduct of research.
Mr President, the Commission's goal to promote a pan-European regional policy by means of common guidelines is obviously a very worthy one.
I also back the idea of setting out some common guidelines to make possible the identification and labelling of illegal and harmful content.
The EUMC conducts its regular data-collection activities through RAXEN, an EU-wide network of national focal points,on the basis of common guidelines for all EU member states.
It requires the Member States to agree in the Council on common guidelines proposed to them by the Commission after a broad process of consultation.
I hope the common guidelines in the strategic framework document will indeed guide the national committees in planning effective action.
Following its meeting on 24 June 1980, when the Council formulated common guidelines on the matter, on 4 December.
Council Conclusions on« Common guidelines for the national sides and the issuance of euro coins intended for circulation», 2922nd ECOFIN Council meeting of 10 February 2009.
Because circumstances in Member States and in the regions vary greatly, these common guidelines and goals must have incorporated within them a certain degree of flexibility.
Establishing common guidelines appears, now more than ever, to be a priority for our institutions: only then can you guarantee increasingly freer trade for all European citizens.
In that sense it is becoming very much more a Community issue,because we believe that it would be very useful if we had common guidelines and basic principles relating to immigration policy.
By virtue of Article 1(2), moreover, the common guidelines totally ignore the basic financial requirements of both the public and private sectors.
The Member States will be invited to draw up national reports every year in which they will have to take stock of the progress which they have made in implementing these common guidelines.
I hope that the institutions finally set up common guidelines for legislative work, so that we are not without them or have different guidelines for it.
Aarhus BSS emphasises the importance of the requirement for maximum transparency andindependence in all phases of the research process as a key criterion in the common guidelines both locally and nationally.
Create common Nordic definitions and common guidelines for welfare technology, with the aim of harmonising standards for welfare technology products.
This support will take the form of the financing of expenditure on the implementation andoperation of common systems and the definition of common guidelines for training and technical assis- tance for implementation.
In accordance with the Commission's proposal, common guidelines concerning the content of the training programme must be set up, and these must be as precise and exhaustive as possible.
In this context, the draft agreement between the Commission, Parliament and the Council,setting out common guidelines and a framework for the establishment of new regulatory agencies, deserves our full support.
The university's common guidelines and code of practice have been developed on the basis of new international recommendations for the area and the new Danish Code of Conduct for Research Integrity.
Your contributions andparticipation are a sign of your commitment to the common guidelines for the different policies and to an improvement in economic and social results.
The common guidelines that accompanied the Council Decision state that joint flights can be organised for persons who do not or no longer fulfil the conditions for entry to, presence in or residence on the territory of a Member State of the European Union.
In this context, what steps can the Council take to establish common guidelines and codes of conduct for EU Member States when they are faced with this threat in Iraq and beyond?
Here too, the approach should be to give advice, direction andsupport to the Member States through common guidelines at EU level, but to leave the implementation of decisions to the national level.
Ensure that network security is achieved in accordance with the common guidelines that have already been approved in a Council resolution and that have been signed by ten of the Member States, together with six other countries.
European leaders were agreed that it is necessary to strengthen economic policy in Europe by defining future common guidelines and developing an early-warning system for Member States facing economic difficulties.