Examples of using Reflection process in English and their translations into German
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Development of a simplified kernel for the reflection process combination theory.
The reflection process to be developed will form a theoretical arsenal that serves as the basis to construct a coherent praxis.
Our EU regional policy experience is useful in this reflection process.
The aim of the proposal is to launch a high level reflection process on issues related to the mobility of health professionals.
Conversely, to what extent are life science theory and practice affected by cultural reflection processes?
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Central to the workshop were a reflection process on the threat, its background, and how it is being perceived and dealt with by the participants.
As a representative of a small Member State, I feel particularly strongly that all Member States should be involved in the reflection process.
The documents published today will feed into the reflection process currently underway on future EU-level action on patient safety and quality of care.
The findings of the report, produced by the Commission's Directorate-General for Regional Policy,will feed into the reflection process on the future European Cohesion Policy.
Several Members of this House could do with a thinking and reflection process, and, overall, I believe that a consolidation phase would do the European Union some good.
These two reflection processes would feed into and culminate with a number of events around 9 May(parliamentary forum, European conference) and the June European Council meeting.
To be taken forward through the High Level Group on Health Services and Medical Care,starting by bringing together existing information as recommended by the reflection process.
Green book launching a reflection process on the strengthening of euro-area economic governance, decision-making and institutional set-up, including the establishment of an own budget.
Analysing the existing literature on chronic pain as a disease, the review finally justifies chronic painto be considered and integrated within the Commission's reflection process.
The reflection process on the future of Cohesion Policy takes place in the context of the budgetary review, following the mandate received in 2005/2006“to undertake a full, wide- ranging review covering all aspects of EU spending”.11.
The distribution of these colours highlights the difference in the sensitivity of the surface for the monostatic andbistatic reflection processes; that is, the forward and back scattering of the signals.
At the end of 2003, the Commission initiated a reflection process on the experience that has been gained, in order to identify possible changes and improvements that might help us to implement the Pact more efficiently.
The establishment of a timeline and arrangements for the launch of political Europe as a whole,including through a reflection process on its institutional set-up in the context of a new European convention;
In the patient mobility reflection process, health ministers and other stakeholders also identified a range of specific areas where the economies of scale of coordinated action between all Member States can bring added value to national health services.
Opinion of the European Economic and Social Committee on the Communication from the Commission entitled: Follow-up to the high level reflection process on patient mobility and healthcare developments in the European Union.
Sustainable development is based on a social learning and reflection process in the sense of a social paradigm change, with social justice, ecological compatibility and economic efficiency are linked with one another.
Reflection Process on Chronic Diseases in the EU- the Role of Chronic Pain”, the second report published during the third SIP symposium, looks at existing literature to facilitate the discussion of chronic pain as a separate entity or disease.
EESC opinion of 27.10.2004 on the"Communication from the Commission: Follow-up to the high level reflection process on patient mobility and healthcare developments in the European Union", rapporteur: Mr Bedossa OJ C120 of 20 May 2005.
The reflection process invited Member and acceding States to provide their views on how the different access routes for healthcare in other Member States operate in their country and their impact, in particular with regard to access routes arising from European rules.
The paper works in this exhibit afford extraordinaryperspectives through a constant shift between extremes like immediacy and reflection, process and memory, spontaneous artistic expression and calculated investigative methods, and this shifting allows them to enter into dialogue with one another.
The reflection process invited the Commission to consider the development of a permanent mechanism at EU level to support European cooperation in the field of health care and to monitor the impact of the EU on health systems, and to bring forward any appropriate proposals.
The Commission was urged to support the reflection process, to stress the major economic role of the health sector, aiming to shift health from being regarded as just an expenditure item to being acknowledged as a contributor to economic growth.
The reflection process invited the Commission, in collaboration with the Member and acceding States, to carry out a mapping exercise relating to centres of reference taking into account the principles set out above, and to explore how to foster networking and cooperation on these issues, including the organisation, designation and development of centres.
Ministers concurred that the EU wide reflection process initiated by the conclusions could assist member states to meet the challenges of the health systems by providing a basis for the exchange of information and best practices.
The reflection process invited Member and acceding States and the Commission to develop and reinforce the system of gathering accurate data about the mobility of health professionals and encouraged Member and acceding States to collect and share comparable workforce data regarding health professionals, in collaboration with the Commission and relevant international organisations.