Examples of using Evaluation found in English and their translations into German
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The evaluation found that the Governing Board largely supports Cedefop's strategic realignment.
Initially piloted in 101 schools in 2007-08,KidsMatter has been expanded after an evaluation found a general improvement in student mental health and well-being, including optimism, coping skills, and behaviours.
The evaluation found that there was still considerable diversity in the execution of customs processes related to import around the EU.
On media freedom and pluralism, the evaluation found that the Directive's rules have been partly effective.
The evaluation found also that the quality of objectives and indicators in the MIPDs and the programming documents had improved over time.
As regards the contribution of the requirement for advertisements to contain a reference to the energy class(article 4(c)),this effect could not be quantified but the evaluation found that it did address an information failure in the market.
The external evaluation found that the TEN-Telecom programme continues to be relevant particularly with respect to the objectives of eEurope.
Given that the CCN/CSI network was a platform commonas well to the Customs 2013 programme, the evaluation found that investing in this network was not only pragmatic from the point of view of the IT operations, but brought about economies of scale of a single IT architecture.
The evaluation found that they also fostered trust and thereby encouraged the free sharing of information and uptake of common IT systems and other processes.
The above mentioned retrospective evaluation found that the impacts of temporary cessation were primarily economic(including some evidence about maintaining jobs in the short term), rather than environmental, in nature.
The evaluation found that the small and medium-sized enterprises scheme had not been used to the expected extent as the disclosure requirements were too burdensome.
The evaluation found that the deliverables and outputs produced by the projects would benefit from a more targeted dissemination and from being used as resources for policy development.
The evaluation found that the legal provisions were not detailed enough and this, together with the lack of experience of many implementing bodies, led to delays in implementation.
However, the evaluation found no evidence that the complex committee structure in this area caused any practical problems in the funding, design or operation of the IT systems.
The evaluation found that, in practice, the implementation of Act§31a varies considerably in the 16 Länder of Germany, in part because of different interpretations of‘insignificant' Schäfer and Paoli, 2006.
The evaluation found that the level of trust required between Member State authorities for such systems to be effective cannot be taken for granted, given the variety of administrative cultures and working methods.
Furthermore, the evaluation found that the ETF's programmes were in line with both EU and individual country strategies and that the ETF has been able to influence the direction the reform might take.
Its evaluation found that negative social norms against cannabis smoking were reinforced and that there were no negative effects on intention to use and on normative beliefs Wammes et al., 2007.
The evaluation found that both ECOC were successful in implementing a more extensive cultural programme than would have taken place in the absence of ECOC designation, though in Vilnius this was much smaller than had been intended.
Yet the 2010 evaluation found that when all beneficiaries and products are taken together, the evidence for diversification is largely limited to products with low preference margins exported by emerging economies.
On the other hand, the evaluation found clear evidence that the EIF has contributed to SMESec's market development not only through its transactional activities but also spreading know-how and best market practices.
The evaluation found that the final project reports were of variable quality and usefulness as information on outputs, results and impacts were not systematically collected and analysed in relation to the programme's objectives.
The evaluation found that a large proportion of EU programmes such as the structural funds, Media and Active Citizenship, do have cultural elements to them and that similarities do exist between their objectives, target groups, outputs, results and impacts and those of Culture 2000.
The evaluation found that the country of origin principle has enabled the development and free circulation of audiovisual media services across the EU, with legal certainty and resulted in lower compliance costs for providers and more choice for consumers.
The evaluation found that knowledge management strategies within national administrations, reflecting how national administrations organised cooperation on multilateral controls(MLCs) and IT systems as well as the division of responsibility for tasks related to Fiscalis 2013, contributed positively to the achievements of the programme.
The external evaluation found that many of the projects supported have the potential to make significant contributions to TEN-Telecom and Community objectives, with respect to accelerating the development of new growth-area activities leading to job creation and to improving the competitiveness of Community firms, in particular SMEs.
The evaluation finds that the role of the management committee has been limited to the function laid out in the management procedure.
Evaluations found that 21 kilometres of road and 45 930 square metres of wall space have been covered by volunteer activities.