Examples of using Common user interface in English and their translations into Greek
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Quality requirements related to the common user interface.
The common user interface shall be integrated into the existing portal'Your Europe'.
This Regulation should also specify quality requirements for the common user interface.
The Commission shall provide a common user interface to ensure the proper functioning of the gateway.
Amendment(33 a) This Regulation should also specify a set of quality requirements for the common user interface.
The Commission shall ensure that the common user interface complies with the following quality requirements.
The common user interface should be prominent and easy to find, particularly on relevant Union and national webpages.
The Rapporteur also suggests that a set of quality requirements need to be introduced to the common user interface supported by the Commission.
The gateway should include a common user interface integrated into the existing Your Europe portal which will be managed by the Commission.
The single digital gateway will use the existing name"Your Europe" andwill include a common user interface integrated into the Your Europe portal.
The common user interface should be prominently and easily found, particularly via different web searches and national and Union websites and webpages.
The single digital gateway will use the already established name"Your Europe" andwill include a common user interface integrated into the existing Your Europe portal.
The search facility of the common user interface should lead users to the information they need wherever it is on Union or national level webpages.
Developers can use approximately 90 percent of the same code,a single packaging system, and a common user interface to target apps for phones, tablets and PCs.
To ensure that users are aware of the common user interface, it should be easily recognisable on both national and Union level websites and webpages.
Exchange best practices and assist the Commission in the organisation, structuring and presentation of services referred to in Article 2(2),to enable the proper functioning of the common user interface;
The Commission shall, in close cooperation with the Member States,provide a common user interface, integrated into the‘Your Europe' portal, to ensure the proper functioning of the gateway.
The common user interface, referred to in Article 18(1), including the search engine or any other ICT tool that enables searchability of web information and services;
The Commission shall ensure that users haveonline access to the information referred to in Article 4(1) and 4(2) through the common user interface and the integrated internal search engine facilities.
In order to facilitate the use of the gateway, the common user interface should be available in all official languages of the institutions of the Union(‘official languages of the Union').
Competent authorities shall be responsible for the development, availability, maintenance and security of IT applicationsrelated to webpages they are managing and which are linked to the common user interface.
The common user interface should ensure that users can easily find information, procedures and assistance and problem-solving services on national and Union level websites.
The Commission may adopt implementing acts laying down the detailed organisation, structure and marking of each of the information, procedures and assistance orproblem solving services to enable proper functioning of the common user interface.
The common user interface should provide links to information, procedures and to assistance or problem solving services available on portals managed by competent authorities in Member States and the Commission.
The Commission may adopt implementing acts laying down interoperability requirements to make it easier to find the information on rules and obligations, on procedures and on assistance andproblem-solving services through the common user interface.
The Commission should ensure that the common user interface complies with those requirements, and the interface should in particular be available and accessible online through various channels, as well as being easy to use.
This Regulation should specify the main functionalities of the technical tools supporting the functioning of the gateway,in particular the common user interface, the repository for links, and the common assistance service finder.
The Commission should ensure that the common user interface complies with those requirements and in particular it should be available and accessible online through various channels, be easy to navigate and use clear information.
Competent authorities shall be responsible for the development, availability, maintenance and security of IT applications related to the single national portal including the webpages they are managing andwhich are linked to the common user interface.
The common user interface shall give access to the information, procedures and assistance or problem solving services by means of links to the relevant national and Union level websites or webpages included in the repository referred to in Article 16.