Examples of using Draft guidelines in English and their translations into Finnish
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Draft guidelines for innovative measures under the ERDF.
At the December meeting, the Commission presented the draft guidelines on the closure of Cohesion Fund projects.
Draft guidelines on the applicability of Article 81 to horizontal cooperation.
The European Commission has approved draft guidelines for the new community initiative for rural development, called LEADER.
Draft guidelines by 2010 on dealing with the impact of climate change on the management of Natura 2000 sites.
In addition to existing issues, this year we have produced draft guidelines on violence and discrimination against women.
The draft Guidelines are designed to assist undertakings in carrying out such an examination.
Further to another Commission request, the Foundation also produced draft guidelines for the development of sectoral adjustment programmes for vocational training.
The draft Guidelines have been discussed extensively with Member States at an informal level.
A document proposed by the Competition DG containing draft guidelines was sent to Member States in July, and also placed on the Competition DG's website.
The draft guidelines approved by the Commission will now be discussed with the Member States and the other European Institutions.
To ensure that thisAgreement is properly and uniformly applied, draft guidelines have been drawn up and approved by the Member States and the Ukrainian authorities.
The draft Guidelines set out a framework for the new programmes to be supported by the European Regional Development Fund(ERDF), the European Social Fund(ESF) and the Cohesion Fund.
The level of aggregation, the"historic" or"recent nature" of the data and the frequency of publication should be assessed, but the draft Guidelines do not specifically state how much importance should be attached to these factors.
The Commission adopted draft guidelines on 12 July for innovative schemes to be financed in 2000-06 by the ERDF'5.
Technical manuals, guides and software designed to help MFIs adopt best practices,with assistance from specialist centres; draft guidelines for the creation and management of MFIs, etc;
They should draft guidelines and actively disseminate good practices with particular attention to the management of change.
This infatuation with strand IIIC is all the stranger in that the rapporteur himself acknowledges in his explanatory statement that'the draft guidelines do not provide any indication of possible fields of co-operation'(p.17) and that'the responsibilities are diffuse and vague' p.18.
Overall, the draft Guidelines for liner services seem clear and are based on existing case law and long, thorough discussions with the industry.
The Frenchapproach refers to the Commission notices on the notion of a concentration, the notion of undertakingsconcerned and the calculation of turnover see, for example, the letter from the Minister for Economic Affairs,Finance and Industry dated 20 August 2002 on the Financiere Argassi/GIC Gigastore merger andthe draft guidelines, currently open for public consultation.
The Committee recognises that these draft guidelines must, for the first time, be considered against the backdrop of the European employment pact adopted by the Cologne European Council.
Article 55 lists the regulatory provisions it repeals.• Regulation laying down detailed rules of application for the rural development support measures: No(EC)1750/1999(see Newsletter 13).• Commission Decision C( 1999) 2843 setting the indicative allocation by Member States of EAGGF Guarantee resources(see Newsletter 15).• For the new Leader+ Community Initiative for rural development see Newsletter 16 draft guidelines and financial breakdown.
The draft guidelines lay down general criteria and operating procedures to help the regions evaluate and select investment projects in the electronic communications sector.
There is a close interlinking here with the Commission's draft guidelines for Member States' employment policies in 1998 which place a strong emphasis on boosting individual employability.
To discuss the draft guidelines in a wider forum, DG Regional Policy organised a workshop in July 2002 with Member States, candidate countries, EIB, EBRD and other Commission services concerned.
The EESC understands that the draft Guidelines are of a very general nature thereby, lacking the required legal certainty the shipping industry is expected to carry out a self-assessment.
The Commission discussed draft guidelines with the Member States during a multilateral meeting in June 1999 and expects to be in a position to adopt final guidelines in the first half of 2000.
The draft guidelines and proposed work programme cover the following issues: political and security dialogue; economic and financial partnership; social, human and cultural cooperation; justice, freedom and security; and statutes of the secretariat of the Union for the Mediterranean.
The draft guidelines also deal with particular factors that could mitigate an initial finding of likely harm to competition- factors such as buyer power, ease of market entry, the fact that the merger may be the only alternative to the demise of the firm being acquired, and efficiencies.
The draft Guidelines reflect the role of cohesion policy as the main instrument at EU level in the realisation of the EU's ambition to become a a more attractive place to invest and work in; b an area of high growth, competitiveness and innovation; c a place of full employment and higher productivity with more and better jobs.
