Examples of using A reference framework in English and their translations into Finnish
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EQAVET implements a reference framework that allows a flexible use.
On this occasion, Ministers also stressed the following significant issues which will serve as a reference framework for a common renewed agenda.
It can therefore become a reference framework for the action of all the Member States.
At the present time, the trade system of the World Trade Organisation(WTO)seems to be the best way to offer a reference framework for economic relations between states.
It also provides a reference framework for EU legislation on products and devices emitting EMF3.
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Council Regulation(EC) No 322/97 of 17 February 19976 on Community Statistics provides a reference framework for the provisions laid down in this Regulation.
To provide a reference framework to assist Member States to develop more effective policies against early school leaving.
In this respect, this communication develops a reference framework at Community level for Member States' policies.
To this end, a reference framework should be established to enable the deployment of‘e-Maritime' services20 at European and global levels.
In order to carry out a systematic assessment of the Union's relations with third countries in the light of their possible support for terrorism, a reference framework will be drawn up.
The reform of the Customs Code is a reference framework for future proposals and initiatives by the Commission in this area, and is therefore welcome and necessary.
The Council noted with interest the contribution from the Secretary-General/High Representative constituting a reference framework for the procedures for comprehensive, coherent crisis management.
It has also proved to be vital as a reference framework for various transport policy actions and legislation: in particular, interoperability in the railway sector and road safety.
It rejects new, separate definitions and rules, andcalls for those of the IAEA to be used as a reference framework, and for their full and rigorous application to be ensured.
We now have a reference framework, which is the alliance of civilisations, proposed by Prime Minister Zapatero and adopted by the United Nations, by means of the statement by its Secretary-General in July of this year.
The Plan of Action and the final documents to be adopted in Tunis will provide a reference framework, but the question is how to coordinate and to enhance synergies between the various initiatives.
It is a reference framework for a whole range of legislative proposals on financing the common agricultural policy, the Structural Funds, youth programmes, Trans-European networks and so on.
Secondly, given the expectations and existence of very different positions with regard to the feasibility of a framework directive andthe added value it would represent, it appeared essential to establish a reference framework first.
NFPs also provide a reference framework for monitoring progress in implementing forest-related Community measures and initiatives, and in measuring and assessing the added value of specific Community actions in this area.
This communication will follow on from the previous communication on"A Decent Life for All: Ending poverty andgiving the world a sustainable future"3, and it will serve as a reference framework for the future Europe 2020 strategy.
The new Objective will also serve as a reference framework for the ESF interventions across Objectives 1, 2 and 3, thereby providing a consistent approach between EU and national human resources development strategies on the one hand, and regional interventions on the other.
The 2008 European Parliament andCouncil Recommendation on the European Qualifications Framework(EQF) for lifelong learning establishes a reference framework of qualification levels defined through learning outcomes.
It will serve as a reference framework for all human resources operations in the Member States, and for ESF assistance in particular, taking account of the Employment Title in the Amsterdam Treaty and the Union's new Employment Strategy, including the coordination of Member States' employment plans.
Moreover, it renews its invitation to the Commission made in that context to study the possibility of establishing a reference framework for fiscal incentives as a part of agreed Community strategy to reduce CO2 emissions from the passenger cars.
Confirms the necessity to consider further measures that will be required in order to achieve the objectives of the Community strategy; in this context, reiterates its support for a fuel economy labelling scheme andinvites the Commission to report on the state of work regarding its study of the possibility of establishing a reference framework for fiscal incentives;
It is particularly appropriate and consistent that the Agreement should have as a reference framework(as is stated in the preamble) the international agreements adopted by most of the Member States and ACP countries, such as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the relevant ILO standards, and the commitments emanating from various UN conferences.
Notes that the agreement does not compromise the right of the Community and the Member States to exercise their competence as regards fiscal and other measures;renews its invitation to the Commission to study the possibility of establishing a reference framework for fiscal incentives; reaffirms the conclusions of the joint Council of 17 June 1998;
Between 2006 and 2010 the Commission will set up, with the Member States, a reference framework for authenticated electronic documents across the EU and will develop and implement a work programme for closer cooperation on management and authentication of and easier cross-border access to electronic records and archives in public administrations.
Two Europass documents are completed by citizens themselves, namely through an assisted online tool made available in the Europass portal: the Europass CV, with which citizens present themselves, using a format that highlights what they know and can do, and the Europass language passport,where citizens self-assess their linguistic skills using a reference framework developed by the Council of Europe.
I believe it is important to make perfectly plain that there is a need, firstly, to systematically include simplification initiatives, from now on, in a specific part of the legislative and work programme; secondly, to indicate therein what priority it intends to give to each individual simplification initiative; and thirdly, to avoid the proliferation of documents containing lists of simplification initiatives,in order to have as clear a reference framework as possible.