Examples of using Generic tools in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Increase the use of reusable generic tools.
Generic tools shall be established and maintained by means of projects.
Establishment and improvement of re-usable generic tools.
Biotechnology, generic tools and technologies for human health.
It is not thefirst time Turia has used generic tools.
Biotechnology, generic tools and medical technologies for human health.
Solutions" means common frameworks, common services and generic tools;
There are some generic tools around that will, for example, display S.M.A.R.T.
The establishment and improvement of common frameworks and generic tools shall be funded fully by the ISA programme.
Such generic tools, equipment and IT infrastructure can be used for servicing cars of different brands.
Development of biotechnology and generic tools and technologies for human health;
The ISA2 Programme will have to meet the need to create key interoperability enablers, support the effective implementation of Union legislation, provide support instruments to European public administrations and build on existing or new commonframeworks, common services, and re-usable generic tools.
The improvement of existing reusable generic tools as well as the establishment, provision and improvement of new reusable generic tools.
Where the Commission can create enabling conditions, the measures proposed will include adopting legal instruments, settingstandards, formulating common frameworks, implementing generic tools, providing(re-usable) technical building blocks and ensuring interoperability.
Without multi-brand or generic tools, small business are forced to buy a set of tools for each make of vehicle with which they might potentially be asked to deal.
WhiletheIDABCwasmore focused on the digitisation of public administrations,its follow-on ISA aims at elaborating concrete generic tools and common services which could be directly applied by interested Member States.
The ISA programme should ensure the availability of common frameworks,common services and generic tools in support of cross-border and cross-sector interaction between European public administrations as well as support sectors in assessing the ICT implications of Community legislation and in planning the implementation of relevant solutions.
The ISA programme is to facilitate the efficient and effective electronic cross-border and cross-sector interaction between European public administrations enabling the delivery of electronic public services supporting the implementation of Community policies and activities by ensuring the availability of common frameworks,common services and generic tools and by increasing the awareness of ICT aspects of Community legislation.
The establishment and improvement of common frameworks and generic tools will be financed via the programme, while the use of such frameworks and tools is to be financed by the users at any administrative level.
The growth of the budget over the years reflects the operationalcosts for an expanding portfolio of common services and generic tools, put at the disposal of Commission services and Member States for the implementation of interoperable cross-border information systems.
While ensuring the improvement of existing reusable generic tools established under the IDA and IDABC programmes as well as similar initiatives, the ISA programme should support the establishment, provision and improvement of new reusable generic tools in response to new needs or requirements, inter alia, established through the assessment of ICT implications of Community legislation.
Likewise the establishment and operation of new solutions, whether common frameworks, generic tools or common services, would no longer contribute to ensuring an efficient and effective exchange of data between European public administrations.
(17) While ensuring the improvement of existing reusable generic tools established under the IDA and IDABC programmes as well as similar initiatives, the ISA programme should support the establishment, provision and improvement of new reusable generic tools in response to new needs or requirements, inter alia, established through the assessment of ICT implications of Community legislation.
The programme will support the provision of common andshared solutions, i.e. common frameworks, generic tools and common services, to be applied, whenever appropriate, by European public administrations for the exchange of information across borders and sectors.
The programme will support the provision of common and shared solutions,i.e. common frameworks, generic tools and common services, to be applied, as appropriate, by European public administrations for the exchange of information across borders or sectors.
Community action will better achieve the objectives ofthe proposal as the programme will establish and operate common services, generic tools and common frameworks in support of interoperability with a view to facilitating the smooth interaction between public administrations across borders and sectors enabling the delivery of electronic public services supporting the implementation of Community policies and activities.
Finally, the IDA and IDABC programmes have been providing administrative sectors and Member States with infrastructure services, i.e. frameworks,common services and generic tools, such as a communication platform known as sTESTA and characterised by a high level of security and availability, and several complementary tools aiming at achieving interoperability between the back-office administrative systems and processes, as well as between back- and front-office services.
A generic tool(reference platforms, shared and collaborative platforms, common components and similar building blocks which meet common user requirements across policy areas).
As an output it creates Generic Tooling Classification(GTC) package of assembly that users can download.