Examples of using Externalisation in English and their translations into German
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Externalisation text weak.
The principles of orderly externalisation.
Externalisation can take the following forms.
Did the programme consider externalisation?
Externalisation is an important part of the management of this framework programme.
From implicit to explicit knowledge: externalisation.
Externalisation is an important part of the management of this framework programme.
This might be regarded as the externalisation of the spiritual Hierarchy of our planet.
The externalisation of the Hierarchy includes the renovation of the ancient rituals as an important item.
We are now in the time of the'forerunner' and from 2025 onward, the externalisation of the Hierarchy will proceed.
He would like to restrict externalisation to temporary tasks and tasks of a technical nature.
Of course the'Great Lord' is The Christ orLord Maitreya who intends to culminate the externalisation of the Masters of Wisdom, starting about 2025.
OVH: Workload externalisation, hybrid design, and the Cloud in general have changed the game.
The Commission will, therefore,at the appropriate moment and when the final dispositions for deconcentration and externalisation are known, analyse the consequent need for additional posts in Delegations.
The push to externalisation must be rejected always- it is a way the physical consciousness has of slipping out of the condition of concentrated sadhana.
This opinion will examine the impact of service engineering and externalisation on employment, competitiveness and productivity in European manufacturing industries.
The power to adopt acts in accordance with Article 290 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union should be delegated to theCommission in respect of specific rules for participation and externalisation of certain tasks.
What will you do, Commissioner, to ensure that externalisation does not lead to the fragmentation of this unified civil service?
Civipol is part-owned by large arms producers as Thales, Airbus and Safran, and in 2003 wrote an influential consultancy paper for the European Commission,that laid some foundations for current measures on border externalisation from which it now benefits.
The Commission has identified the circumstances in which externalisation can be recommended, the limits of externalisation, and the types of externalisation which are possible.
The EU-NATO Capability Group continued to provide a forum for exchanging information on the development of military capabilities in the EU andin NATO where requirements overlapped e.g. externalisation of logistic support, helicopters, radio spectrum, etc.
The spiral of knowledge runs through its phases- socialisation(implicit to implicit), externalisation(implicit to explicit), combination(explicit to explicit) and internalisation(explicit to implicit)- much more quickly.
Legally-binding targets for renewable energies are an important part of this strategy,but we must also have very clearly the externalisation of internal costs in respect of traditional energy production.
Our institutions too engage in privatisation and externalisation, but without putting in place the social plans such as we- at least in my own country- impose upon our companies following negotiation with the unions.
Even in this Fifth Rootrace and at the dawn of the Sixth Rootrace, a fourth ray cycle is imminent in 2025,paving the way for the externalisation of the Hierarchy, the reappearance of the Christ and manifestation of the Mystery Schools.
The role of service engineering for the advancement of service externalisation; the impact of service externalisation on employment, and the role of business services for the competitiveness and productivity of manufacturing industries in Europe" Mr Rohde.
Internalisation denotes activities that are increasingly performed inside cluster boundaries, while externalisation denotes activities increasingly performed outside the cluster boundaries.
Budget Commissioner Michaele Schreyer declared,'Externalisation allows better management because the scarce permanent staff of the Commission can only be assigned to its essential tasks.
The rapporteur argues very well that the financing of these stricter measures shouldnot be borne solely by the passengers(through externalisation of the costs), but should be financed by the Member States, which ultimately bear responsibility for the safety of their airports.
Lastly, the Commission's new administrative guidelines,in particular on externalisation and the implementing arrangements for it, enable new ways and means to be used to facilitate the management of Community programmes.