Examples of using Structured exchange in English and their translations into German
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Structured exchange and support services.
The EESC is pleased that the Commission is considering a structured exchange with the Council and the Parliament on the annual work programme and multi-annual programming.
A structured exchange of requirements is not easy to live.
The new arrangements introduced by theRegulation make certain additional definitions necessary:"territorial service","structured exchange","automatic exchange","by electronic means" and"administrative enquiry.
A structured exchange of requirements among companies are not easy to arrange.
They nevertheless voice the need to enhance learning from each other through a structured exchange of experience and good practice, thereby strengthening the European dimension of youth information.
Structured exchange of measurement data and test results between the various applications.
The arrival of BIM has accelerated the need for structured exchanges and solutions evolved from BIM processes such as COBie have arisen in various countries.
The aim of cross-border cooperation is to ensure economic andsocial integration by implementing common development strategies and structured exchanges between communities on either side of a border.
The advantage is a structured exchange of data relevant for contracts via Intranet and Extranet.
The promotion of young researchers, the initiation of innovative research collaborations,the development and establishment of sustainable teaching, and the structured exchange of researchers and students as well as administrative staff.
Regular and structured exchange between managers and employees as well as target-oriented personnel development are part of our culture.
It could also support those Member States that face particular pressures in their reception systems by identifying the most cost-effective ways to implement theenvisaged measures through the pooling of good practices and the structured exchange of high-level practices.
A more structured exchange of information and good practices across the EU could considerably facilitate fighting cross-border threats.
As part of the"EDI(Electronic Data Interchange)-Business Austria" initiative,innovative projects are being promoted for the structured exchange of messages(e.g. orders, accounts, laboratory reports, etc.) between business partners, irrespective of the hardware, software and means of communication used.
In this context, a structured exchange would aim at reviewing best practices and at elaborating appropriate support to reform measures with relevant stakeholders and social partners.
That is why the specific recommendations in this report, including the setting up of common frameworks fortransnational investigations, developing a network for the structured exchange of information, improving cooperation with SUSTRANS and the drafting of minimum standards for the verification of customers' identities.
It provides a platform for the structured exchange of know-how and represents the interests, needs and wishes of facility managers in society, industry and companies.
In addition, the European Asylum Support Office will coordinate and support common action to assist Member States faced with particular pressures, and, more generally, help Member States identify the most cost-efficient ways to implement theenvisaged measures through the pooling of good practice and the structured exchange of high-level expertise.
It is my belief that these structured exchanges on human rights offer a very promising way of realising the goals for which the human rights clauses have been included.
In keeping with the instruments for implementing the eEurope Action Plan(i.e. joint setting of targets, benchmarking and exchange of good practice), the actions proposed here emphasise the treatment of the interoperability and pan-European services as well as the exchange of good practice,in particular a more structured exchange of best practice and transferability of lessons in e-government, a systematic evaluation of lessons from previous initiatives and increased efforts to exchange such experiences in the form of good practice frameworks.
Structured exchange' means the collection of predefined information and its systematic communication to another Member State, without prior request, by the central liaison office or any competent official as and when that information becomes available;
Non-Proliferation: broaden and strengthen cooperation against the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction(WMD) and the means of their delivery,and contribute to strengthening existing non-proliferation arrangements through: a structured exchange of views, leading to a joint assessment of global trends in proliferation of nuclear, biological and chemical agents; and exchange of experience with the goal of exploring opportunities for intensified practical cooperation on protection from nuclear, biological and chemical agents.
This resolution should serve as a reference framework for the structured exchange of useful information between the Member States; as a platform to stimulate clarification of common goals and the identification of best practice; and as a guide for the development and assessment of appropriate measures within the Member States and the Community's own respective spheres of action.
To import data, the Catalogue Manager supplies a structured exchange file that is compatible with SQL based databases, thereby facilitating the transfer from catalogues or ERP data.
Facilitate and structure exchange of information, in terms of both quality and quantity(databases);