Examples of using Reference frameworks in English and their translations into Danish
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Work on common reference frameworks is progressing too.
The financial framework andAgenda 2000 are reference frameworks.
Governments can set the reference frameworks but, ultimately, sustainable development can only come about if people and businesses make the right consumption and investment decisions.
I would also like to stress the need to support the draft Reference Frameworks.
However, each country has its own history and its own reference frameworks that help decide how the terms are viewed in that country.
Member States need to coordinate these activities with their national strategic reference frameworks.
The four countries submitted their strategic reference frameworks for the environment and transport sectors at an information meeting for the Member States organised by the Commission on 18 December 2000.
In the coming months, the Member States will submit their national strategic reference frameworks and operational programmes to the Commission.
They should then serve as a basis for genuinely cohesive preparation by the Member States of documents aimed at the future,namely the National Strategic Reference Frameworks.
For example, one of the aims Poland has set itself in its national strategic reference frameworks is to increase employment from the current 50% to 60.
Now that the majority in Parliament has given its assent to the Community strategic guidelines on cohesion for 2007-2013,the Member States will submit their national reference frameworks.
Based on'Community Guidelines on Cohesion', planning takes place at national level through the National Strategic Reference Frameworks while implementation is left to the Operational Programmes.
Commenting on the proposals put forward in the national strategic reference frameworks(NSRFs) for 2007-13, the Commissioner said that‘the territorial dimension is not fully integrated and received a rather superfi-cial consideration in many draft NSRFs.
The Member States and the regions must take them into account when preparing their national strategic reference frameworks and operational programmes.
Member States programming for the Structural and Cohesion Funds will take place in two steps:1 Member States develop national strategic reference frameworks(NSRF) that set out the strategy for sustainable growth for contributing to the Community objectives; 2 Member States prepare operational programmes(OPs) that will dene a coherent set of priorities to achieve with the aid from a Fund.
We are aware that the strategic guidelines will be the basis for the final versions of the National Strategic Reference Frameworks drawn up by the Member States.
In February 2009, a group of academics presented the final version of a summary of the draft Reference Frameworks which European institutions will be able to use as a basis for the creation of European contract law.
Through the programme, the Commission is financing research into such techniques, helping to de velop a professional culture and professional bodies, encouraging discussion between those involved(both academics and officials),formulating reference frameworks and establishing best practice.
In October 2006,the Council adopted strategic guidelines on cohesion to act as reference points for the Member States in drafting their national strategic reference frameworks and operational programmes for 2007-2013.
This report analyses whether legislation has been properly applied by the Member States as well as the way in which the Member States have understood andfollowed the Community Strategic Guidelines when implementing their National Strategic Reference Frameworks and Operational Programmes.
I must admit that Member States have responded very positively by including the Roma issue as a cross-cutting issue in many national strategic reference frameworks and also through direct references in operational programmes.
I have therefore decided to base this report on three main documents: firstly, the communication from the Commission; secondly, the 27 country fiches provided by the Commission and, thirdly, the Council decision of 2006 on Community strategic guidelines on cohesion,which represents an indicative framework for the Member States for the preparation of the national strategic reference frameworks and the operational programmes for the period 2007-2013.
Thirdly, this delay will mean that the so-called Community strategic support framework will not be drawn up until the autumn of 2006 andthe national strategic reference frameworks, prepared by individual Member States, will only be drawn up in 2007.
PT Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen,the European Qualifications Framework for lifelong learning is a decisive document to enable the national and sectoral reference frameworks of qualifications to be compared at European level.
As you may already know, the aim of this report is to show the way in which the Member States understood andfollow the 2006 Community strategic guidelines on cohesion when drawing up their 27 national strategic reference frameworks and 429 operational programmes adapted to meet their specific constraints and requirements.
European Quality Assurance Reference Framework for Vocational Education and Training.
The European Employment Strategy: a reference framework for human resources 1.2.2.
Flexible reference framework for action, adaptable to local needs.
Macroeconomic surveillance cannot be based on a static and simplistic reference framework.
Of the national strategic reference framework.