Examples of using Suboption in English and their translations into German
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Medicine
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Financial
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
The preferred option is suboption 3.
Available suboptions are: autostart.
The settings include the diameter of the preloader, width of the stroke, counter messages,localization and other suboptions.
Combine all the suboptions to get.
This suboption should therefore be discarded.
This option would be the preferred option,as it would combine the positive impacts of both preferred suboptions and allow covering the largest number of PCIs.
Suboption 3: A combination of suboptions 1 and 2.
Therefore only suboption 2 should be retained.
Suboption 2: Lower the threshold for the deployment of Rabit teams.
Php or copy only the suboption with locales into this file.
Suboption 2: Allowing Frontex to deploy liaison officers in third countries.
The impact described above would be mitigated in suboption 2 under the assumption of a clear legal framework for border guards semi-detached to Frontex.
Suboption 2is proportionate and has a clear positive impact on the operational objective.
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The benefits of suboption C1 are slightly higher than for C2.
These costs mainly relate to the mandatory examination to test competencies at boatman and boatmaster levels where it does not yet existand, in the case of suboption C1 only, to the recognition/accreditation system for exam programmes in training institutes.
Suboption 1: A technical equipment pool with compulsory contributions of equipment by MS.
Suboption 3: Mandating Frontex to carry out border control missions at the borders between third countries.
Suboption 1: involve Frontex taking over a coordinating role together with the leading Member State.
Suboption 2: Frontex is awarded a co-leading role together with the host state for the implementation of joint operations.
Suboption 3: Foresee the gradual creation of a pool of border guards on semi-permanent detachment from MS to Frontex for a period of six months.
This suboption provides for detailed provisions on the operational plan and on the evaluation of operations, including with regard to incident reporting.
The impact of suboption 1 is only marginally bigger than for suboption 2 while it raises important question marks concerning proportionality and necessity.
Suboption 2: Frontex to take over from the leading Member State the responsibility and the bulk of organisational tasks for the whole joint return operation.
Suboption 1: Allowing Frontex to carry out technical assistance projects in third countries, using either its own budget or that of the EU's external financial programmes.
Suboption 1: Frontex is awarded the sole lead for the implementation of joint operations, the establishment of the operational plan, and the sole right of initiative for the launch of operations.
Suboption 2: Giving Frontex an explicit role with regard to MS'compliance with EC law during joint operations, thus giving Frontex a role in observing and reporting in this respect.
Suboption 1 and 3 will have to be combined: the setting up of a pool of human resources made up of guest officers from the MS seconded to individual operations as well as guest officers employed as national experts by the Agency on a short-term basis.
Suboption 1: Allow the Agency to process, store, collect and transfer(including to third countries) all personal data gathered during Frontex joint operations and to use that data for the purpose of risk analysis and operational coordination.
Suboption 1: Mandating Frontex to carry out inspections in MS, to evaluate MS'capacity to face threats and pressure at the external borders, more particularly their capacity in terms of national structures, equipment and resources.