Examples of using Common reference in English and their translations into Finnish
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Council of Europe's common Reference Levels.
Common references: A United States quarter(25 cent) coin is just under one inch in diameter.
The resources of the European standardization committees should be strengthened to make available the largest possible number of common references.
They will serve as a common reference for national competition authorities and courts.
If the output voltage is to be fed back to the primary of the transformer,the circuits on both sides should have a common reference ground.
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These common references are being developed or adopted with regard to a number of major aspects of lifelong learning.
The Bologna process, which the European Commission actively supports, is a common reference point for both EU Member States and partner countries.
It constitutes a common reference for all stakeholders and in particular the major actors of the international economic co-operation and Development aid.
The next decade will be the time for delivery, starting with a rapid implementation of the EU common reference tools, such as EQF, ECVET, Europass and EQAVET.
Constitute a common reference for the contributions of all stakeholders, thus providing an agreed frame for coherent and cumulative actions and synergies;
The Institutions must therefore be able to draw up their own set of messages,and this requires common references and values- a central thread- that they can share.
They need a common reference point, not just Mr Schroeder or Mr Chirac; they also need Mr Simitis, the head of the Greek Presidency.
The French Ministry of Education prepared an adaptation of some parts of the CEFR(French version) for French Sign language, in particular common reference levels and descriptors.
Common references: In English-speaking countries a person's weight is commonly expressed in stones and pounds, although in the United States this is usually expressed purely in pounds.
Finally, a unit based credit system creates the possibility of developing common references for VET qualifications by providing a common structure and conventions.
At present there are no common references(selected pollutants and related thresholds) and no common criteria for groundwater, which makes it difficult to achieve comparable chemical status throughout Europe.
Observing the principle of subsidiarity does not exclude the need to implement a consistent legal framework and create a common reference framework which includes, apart from integrated recommendations, a comprehensive set of good practices.
The EQF rapidly needs to become their common reference framework and I dream of an appropriate deadline by which the EQF will be the reference framework everywhere, even in collective agreements.
Ii the development of an open and flexible European qualifications framework, founded on transparency and mutual trust,which will stand as a common reference covering both VET and higher education, based mainly on competencies and learning outcomes.
Article 2 Definitions There shall be three types of common reference or base periods used in the construction of HICPs which may be chosen independently of each other, namely:( a)( b) The« weighting reference period» is as defined in Article 2 of Commission Regulation( EC) No 2454/97 6.
The issue of admission conditions for studies and professional training is looked at carefully and, in any event,the convention would allow us to set up a common reference point which would be extremely useful for candidates and for national authorities.
To help to define a set of indicators able to act as a common reference for carrying out transnational studies and exchanges and for use in setting appropriate poverty eradication targets; the Working Party selected at this stage the following core factors: income, employment, living conditions and comfort, consumption, risk situations and social participation.
The first phase of the WSIS culminated in the Geneva Declaration of Principles fora global IS and the POA, which should be seen as a common reference for the different players in all parts and regions of the global IS.
The learning of languages should be strongly encouraged, on the basis of a common reference of acquisition levels cf. generalising the Council of Europe initiative setting up a European languages"portfolio.
In the context of the Copenhagen process, the Conclusions of the Council and the Representatives of the Governments of the Member States meeting within the Council of 15 November 2004 on the Future priorities of enhanced European Cooperation in vocational education and training gave priority to the development of an open and flexible European Qualifications Framework, founded on transparency and mutual trust,which should stand as a common reference covering both education and training.
If adopted, the proposal submitted to Ministers at their forthcoming Bergen meeting will provide a common reference not only for all various types of bachelor, master and doctoral degrees, but also for“shorter” post-secondary qualifications around a notional level of 120 ECTS points.
The technical working group on credit transfer for vocational education and training produced a progress report in November 2003 indicating that a European credit transfer system for VET(ECVET) should aim to support transparency, comparability, transferability and recognition of competences and/or qualifications, between different countries and at different levels,by developing common reference levels and taking into account relevant experiences in higher education.