Examples of using Multilateral exchanges in English and their translations into German
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The development of multilateral exchanges minimum 3 partners.
Multilateral exchanges have a real European intercultural dimension.
It is second to none in certain areas multilateral exchanges, in particular with non-EU countries.
The plan, however, is to develop a network of partnerships which will enable multilateral exchanges.
These bilateral exchanges supplement the multilateral exchanges which take place under the YOUTH programme.
The Multilateral exchanges provide the opportunity for those working in the Art Nouveau cultural heritage sector to exchange their knowledge and experience across Europe on three specific subjects.
Promote productions by both parties and step up bilateral and multilateral exchanges, in particular in the audiovisual and cinematic fields.
To show that there is a real commitment to the fight against organised crime and terrorism,bilateral cooperation between Member States must be continued but multilateral exchanges must also be built up.
The visits will involve numerous multilateral exchanges on new approaches and methods in education, which may then be put into practice when the participants return to their own countries.
One of the actions planned by the RéseauArt Nouveau Network is a number of multilateral exchanges, based on the specific needs of the participating partners.
To show that there is a real commitment to the fight against organised crime and terrorism,bilateral cooperation between Member States must be continued but multilateral exchanges must also be built up.
Member States would not be able to organise individually youth exchanges across Europe orwith partner countries, multilateral exchanges, a European voluntary service, the networking of projects, European training for youth workers or support for European youth NGOs.
To what extent the current instruments within each action are appropriate to meet the objectives andthe priorities of the actions(bilateral and multilateral exchanges, long-term and short-term EVS, group initiatives and Future Capital, support measures)?
It recommended that a mobility strategy be established at Europeanlevel for language teachers to encourage bilateral and multilateral exchanges, support exchanges of prospective teachers and young teachers in particular, encourage the recognition of qualifications acquired through mobility, organise workshops and on-site working visits abroad as a form of teacher training, and set up a clearing system to match supply and demand across countries and institutions.
As far as possible, diversification in youth exchanges and achieve an improved balance between Member States,inter alia by the promotion of multilateral exchanges, so as to extend participation, in particular, to young people from all kinds of social, economic and cultural backgrounds;
The Asia-Europe Meeting(ASEM) is an interregional dialogue forum for multilateral exchange between Europe and Asia in the spheres of politics, business and culture.
Creation or strengthening of bilateral or multilateral exchange circuits, in particular mobility partnerships between universities.
Promote the cooperation and the effective bilateral and multilateral exchange of information and best practices between the supervisory authorities;
Another important aspect, which is relevant to the promotion of culture and creativity,is namely the multilateral exchange process.
The Sirene Manual is a set of instructions to operators in the Sirene offices of each of the Member States which describes in detail the rules andprocedures governing the bilateral or multilateral exchange of such supplementary information.
In economics, bartering is a bilateral or multilateral exchange of goods or services between two or more economic entities(individuals, companies, institutions, governments, etc.) without the use of money.
Reinforcing evaluation as a genuine tool for decision making, strengthening monitoring and indicator systems,supporting evaluation methodologies and promoting a multilateral exchange of experience across the European Union appear, in this perspective, as challenging areas for further raising the effectiveness of structural interventions.
The Advisory Board acts as a Steering Committee and Forum for multilateral exchange.
The Committee welcomes the supervisoryprovisions set out in the draft directive for competition between exchanges, multilateral trading facilities and internalisation systems.