Examples of using Formalised in English and their translations into German
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Patient involvement in ERNs is yet to be formalised.
Is this particularly formalised and protected, and is it linked to natural persons?
The network is organised on the basis of ad-hoc meetings without formalised structure.
It is not intended to have a formalised character, but to remain an informal matter.
Civil society consultation and public discussion should be guaranteed and formalised.
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The Strategy emphasises the need for formalised national referral mechanisms in all Member States.
We are also active in the preparation stage of the contract, even outside formalised procurement procedures.
Though she never formalised her wishes, my grandmother had frequently said in public that I was to be her heir.
Even so,this procedure should be more transparent and be formalised in the institutional agenda.
Is there a need for formalised contracts between dairy farmers and dairy purchasers/processors to cover the supply of raw milk?
On the point raised by Mr Davies concerning the plan of action,the EU has not yet formalised a plan of action for sharks.
A beautiful formalised, scalloped shell forms the bowl of this stone Shell Wall Fountain, supported by a boldly voluted console.
Arcon-Sunmark has been working actively with these aspects for many years,but now the efforts are being formalised and made public.
This practice was formalised in a Papal Edict by Pope Benedict around 1300AD who told all his pilgrims to keep to the left.
Public administrations should use a structured, transparent and objective approach to assessing and selecting formalised specifications.
DCI has formalised structures, recognising the important function that Parliament should play in its role as overseer and adviser.
Public administrations may decide to support multiple formalised specifications or technologies to communicate with citizens and businesses.
Formalised management plans tend to be lacking in the Steiermark, for instance, 3 of 30 sites have management plans, and in Tirol one of nine.
However, the“Friends of the Chair”process as practised to date should not be formalised, as it resulted in non-democratic, non-transparent decision-making.
On 1 January 2005, CSU formalised moves to assume control of the University of Sydney's Orange campus, which came into force on 1 January 2005.
There was hopes from the likes of France, and Germany that Bitcoin would be a strong topic of conversation at the G20 summit andthat perhaps regulations could start to be formalised.
Formalised specifications are either standards pursuant to EU Directive 98/34 or specifications established by ICT industry fora or consortia.
The Commission has also explained its approach notto develop legally binding consultation procedures and to respect a dividing line between its consultations and formalised decision-making procedures.
In 2006, the Bank formalised credit risk policies for own resource operations outside the European Union, expanding CRD's remit.
When public administrations select the formalised specifications or technologies to ensure interoperability, they should assess relevant formalised specifications.
This partnership was formalised by the signing in May 2004 of a Memorandum of Understanding aimed at enhancing coordination in the Middle East and southern Mediterranean region.
Flag States may accredit surveyors through a formalised, detailed training programme that leads to the same standard of knowledge and ability as that required in paragraphs 29 to 32.
Decisions on what formalised specifications and technologies to use to ensure interoperability for European public services should be based on transparency, fairness and non-discrimination.
For a period of time, the Platt amendment formalised this humiliating domination in the form of a clause in the Cuban Constitution which allowed for US military intervention in the country.
Carry out a structured and formalised analysis that takes into consideration costs and benefits allowing it to better plan and prioritise its verification work;