Examples of using Workplan in English and their translations into German
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Workplan on reform of the Economic Commission for Europe.
Kitchen with access under workplan, rotation area in the rooms.
Workplan for the implementation of interoperability-based social programmes.
Applicants are expected to complete a one-page workplan for each project year.
Detailed workplan and timetable for the implementation of the programme.
In the United Kingdom,two packages are offered by SIA Limited: Workplan, and Teamplan.
Version 3 of MyWorkPLAN and WorkPLAN Enterprise was released in 2009.
Any comments and ideas will be welcomed below, if they make sense we will add them to our workplan.
Upcoming workplan of MOM's Workplace Safety and Health Council(WSHC) 3rd- 6th Sept.
As requested by the EU, the conference agreed a workplan for 2013 and beyond under the Durban Platform.
Its workplan for 2002 focuses on projects working towards eEurope and EU enlargement goals.
He currently works in the Brussels Support Services of DGJRC assisting in the coordination of the JRC's annual workplan.
A task is a workplan that requires learners to process language pragmatically in order to achieve an….
The Meeting of the Parties to the Protocol adopted a workplan for 2017-2019 at its fourth meeting in Geneva in November 2016.
The second one is WorkPLAN Enterprise, a full ERP software for custom manufacturers, mold and die makers and engineering departments, launched in 2008.
Agrees that, in the context of paragraph 4(c) above,the Legal Subcommittee should reconvene its Working Group in accordance with the workplan adopted by the Committee;9.
I have amended the workplan of the Directorate-General, and we shall be making legislative proposals during the current year.
Ms Florio, rapporteur,explained the preparatory work done by the Secretariat and her workplan on the exploratory opinion on Effective governance of the renewed Lisbon Strategy.
Moreover, the Council expressed its hope that the Director General of the IAEA would be able to show, in his report in November,a positive outcome of his efforts in line with the requirements of the workplan agreed with Iran.
The Carbon Institute council adopted a five-pronged workplan(accreditation, governance, fund raising, replication, new partnerships) for 2019.
The 1998 Workplan foresaw the launch of 103 reports on programmes in 11 Phare countries- Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria and Albania- as well as on multi-beneficiary programmes.
Also requests the Committee to continue to consider, at its forty-ninth session, under its agenda item entitled“Space and society”, the special theme for the focus of discussions for the period 2004-2006“Space and education”,in accordance with the workplan adopted by the Committee;
One of the means by which the Workplan is implemented is cooperation between Member States through the Open Method of Coordination(expert groups), comparing experience and formulating policy proposals for action at European and/ or national level.
The goals of ensuring the wide availability of public sector information(PSI Directive) and placing digitised cultural assets at the disposal of creative and innovative businesses(digitisation policy) are entirely consistent andmutually reinforcing and fully comply with the European Agenda for Culture and the Council Workplan on Culture.
High-level representatives of the 53 WHO European MemberStates will meet to formulate the objectives and workplan of a new project aiming to build capacity in the Region to combat avoidable NCDs through better data, more effective prevention and evidence-based disease management.
A milestone is a scheduled event signifying the completion of a major deliverable or a set of related deliverables(usually marking the end of a period). A milestone is an activity with zero duration and no effort& ie; there is no work associated with a milestone.It is a flag in the workplan to signify some other work has completed.
Approximately 4 per cent of all assignments in the 2005 workplan were mandated by Assembly resolutions, including in-depth, triennial and thematic evaluations, audits and reviews.6 Some 70 per cent of all assignments in the 2005 workplan were identified and are being undertaken based on the 2005 risk management framework.
Most notable was the creation of the Local Communities and Indigenous Peoples Platform, where parties agreed to set-up a"Facilitative Working Group", with representatives from Indigenous Peoples holding an equal number of seats as parties,and to develop a two-year workplan to be approved at next year's COP.
Peru: The General Directorate of Climate Change presented its 2019 workplan on REDD+, which includes generating the enabling conditions for implementing the NDC; technical discussions on how to incorporate forest degradation in the Forest Reference Level(FREL) of the Peruvian Amazon; reactivation of the REDD+ safeguards group; and development of a proposed governance structure for forests& climate change in Peru.
Welcomes the workplan on reform of the Economic Commission for Europe adopted by the Commission in its decision of 2 December 2005, decides that the Commission should implement the adopted measures outlined in its decision, and to that end requests the Secretary-General to allocate the requisite resources within section 19, Economic development in Europe, of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2006-2007;