Examples of using Stocktaking exercise in English and their translations into German
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The stocktaking exercise.
This is an important part of the European internal market andin the Green Paper the Commission has tried to carry out a stocktaking exercise.
This stocktaking exercise will allow an evidence-based approach for the future.
The focus here is on business-centred and business-driven initiatives, which stemmed from the Commission's stocktaking exercise and will take place in 2008.
During and after the stocktaking exercise the Commission co-operated closely with other competition authorities.
Market surveillance authorities in the Member States have dugeven deeper than usual over past months, but the stocktaking exercise has shown that there is still scope for improvement.
Not just a stocktaking exercise, the book invites the reader to rediscover the region around Emscher and Lippe.
The Commission will first engage with the relevant stakeholders in a stocktaking exercise end then define priorities and possible measures to achieve this goal.
A stocktaking exercise on good practice aimed at promoting social inclusion for the Roma population in the Candidate Countries;
The Commission asked the European Observatory on Health Systems andPolicies to carry out a stocktaking exercise to give an overview of trends and the current situation concerning cross-border healthcare5.
This stocktaking exercise could form the basis for deciding what actions to pursue in the near future, and in what form.
No major projects are being contemplated for 2007,which should provide us with enough time to carry out an in-depth stocktaking exercise and enable us to examine and evaluate critically and objectively what needs to be done in the coming years.
Through this stocktaking exercise and consolidation process, we must strengthen what is proving to be efficient, and shed, or at least reduce, activities which do not add value.
This approach has been validated by a stocktaking exercise on the existing capacities carried out throughout the region, completed during 2002 by the Maghreb region and piloted capacity building actions targeting Algeria.
To perform a stocktaking exercise of what has been done in the past, at European, national and regional level, in terms of defining what is considered to be good accessibility in the context of the tourism industry.
Prepare the WSIS stocktaking exercise, in close collaboration with Member States, ensuring that activities undertaken in the European Union are brought into the WSIS process in a synthesised manner;
The social reality stocktaking exercise aims at developing that diagnosis, generating a debate on Europe's social situation, which will also feed into the mid term review of the social policy agenda.
To perform a stocktaking exercise of what has been done in the past, at European, national and regional level, in terms of developing indicators of quality and benchmarking systems for tourism, in particular tourist destinations.
TAKES NOTE that the Commission stocktaking exercise shows that at least two-thirds of Member States have a system of compulsory deposit for all cinematographic works, or at least for those that have received public support.
A stocktaking exercise will be organised in advance of the next Ministerial meeting in Bergen, Norway, in May 2005, reporting on the progress made by each country on these and other Bologna Action Lines“Bologna Score Board”.
Following a stocktaking exercise in 2002-03 to gain insight into current regulatory practices, the Commission published a Report on Competition in Professional Services7 in February 2004 hereafter referred to as the‘2004 Report.
In the context of the Commission's stocktaking exercise on professional rules the Commissioner invited all the professions to examine fee scales and other restrictive regulations and to reconsider whether they are truly necessary to guarantee proper practice of the profession.
The EESC feels that this stocktaking exercise of what has been achieved and what still remains to be done in the field of financial services is an opportunity for the EU to make substantial progress towards invigorating Europe's economy, reducing red tape, creating jobs and boosting not just prosperity but also confidence in the financial system for all Europeans.