Examples of using Unnecessary duplication of work in English and their translations into German
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Avoid unnecessary duplication of work, alone or in a team.
The resulting transparency prevents unnecessary duplication of work.
Unnecessary duplication of work is avoided and costs are reduced.
Share information between systems to eliminate unnecessary duplication of work and effort.
Unnecessary duplication of work and resources at functional levels and over-extensive and inefficient coordination shall be avoided.
This saves set-up times at the individual work stations, eases the processes and prevents unnecessary duplication of work.
It should avoid unnecessary duplication of work, speed up decision making and ensure a more harmonized availability of plant protection products in the different Member States.
This will not only lead to more efficient prior art searches. It will also enhanceefficiency through work-sharing initiatives aimed at reducing unnecessary duplication of work.
To ensure cost effectiveness and to avoid unnecessary duplication of work, the existing regional Steering Groups and Secretariats should provide the above functions, whenever they exist see point 1.2.3.
Contacts with international bodies promoting public health in their own spheres are well established, so it is enough here merelyto mention the need for cooperation and the avoidance of unnecessary duplication of work.
The Scientific Committee on Foodfurther considered that for the remaining flavouring substances, unnecessary duplication of work could be avoided by dividing different groups of substances between JECFA and the SCF for evaluation.
This should mean that unnecessary duplication of work by competent authorities can be avoided, ease the rolling‑out of national marketing authorisations to other Member States and therefore increase the availability of veterinary medicinal products in the Union.
Unfortunately I get the impression that the former head of Interpol, Carl Persson, who is also the former Swedish national police commissioner, was right when he publicly expressed the view a weekor so ago that the EUʼs efforts against international crime are, in part, an unnecessary duplication of work.
An assessment of explosion risks maybe required under other Community acts; whereas, in order to avoid unnecessary duplication of work, the employer should be allowed, in accordance with national practice, to combine documents, parts of documents or other equivalent reports produced under other Community acts to form a single"safety report";
There is a great deal of overlap both in the conclusions and in the themes, unnecessary and duplication of work is being carried out and there is stiff competition for staff and resources.