Examples of using Reflection group in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The Reflection Group.
Downloads- e-Infrastructures Reflection Group.
Finite reflection groups.
The German Presidency created the reflection group.
The reflection group is working.
The High Level Reflection Group.
The Reflection Group will contribute to this process of rethinking.
Establish a High Level Reflection Group on Multilingualism.
A declaration on globalisation, but also an agreement on the Reflection Group.
Beef reflection group.
How will all this be reflected and how we will answer the reflection group and the German Presidency?
Report by the'Comité des Sages'(Reflection group) on bringing Europe's cultural heritage online(Europeana).
It means a YCW group is more than a discussion group, a think tank or a gospel reflection group.
These include the Reflection Group‘EU and cultural heritage', and the European Heritage Heads Forum.
The Bureau decided to set up an ad-hoc group made up of the President andthe three Group presidents to prepare the Committee's submission to this reflection group.
The document produced by the Europe 2030 Reflection Group states the need to harmonise'the rights of irregular immigrants across the EU'.
Within the reflection groups they were not only able to share their professional views but also their emotions with which they had reacted to the events of the past day.
The elements of the program: get to know each other activities,team building activities, reflection groups, 3 day snowshoe expedition in Gurghiului Mountains, meta-debriefing, open space, closing.
E-IRG(e-Infrastructures Reflection Group): participation in the professional activities of the workinggroup devoted to developing the electronic subset of research infrastructures in Europe.
Remarks This appropriation is intended tocover travelling expenses incurred by the members of the Reflection Group. Amount of assigned revenue in accordance with Article 18(1) of the Financial Regulation: p.m.
In its work, the Reflection Group will need to take into account likely developments within and outside Europe and examine in particular how the stability and prosperity of both the Union and of the wider region might best be served in the longer term.
The Commission has also benefited frominput from company law experts involved in the Reflection Group, e.g. as regards advice on the key aspects of the potential future Directive on single-member companies.
With Israel, a reflection group is considering areas where relations with the EU might be upgraded to a special status; this should include both a deepening of political dialogue and involving Israel more closely in the EU economy and market and in a number of key EU policies.
We also hope to establish at the forthcoming European Council a Reflection Group, to help the Union anticipate and meet challenges more effectively in the next twenty to thirty years.
The Commission will continue to support and participatein policy advisory groups such as the e-Infrastructures Policy Forum and the e-Infrastructures Reflection Group, important for coordination between Member States on scientific data infrastructures.
The report of the Comité des Sages(high-level reflection group) on Digitisation of Europe's cultural heritage was delivered today to Neelie Kroes, European Commission Vice-President for the Digital Agenda, and Androulla Vassiliou, Commissioner responsible for Education and Culture.
This is a message to you, Mr Barroso,since you are the one setting up another reflection group(there are many, but a new one is perhaps welcome), notably on the link between the financial crisis and the environmental crisis.
The discussion was conducted with members of the Reflection Group‘EU and Cultural Heritage', including experts from the national administrations of Belgium, Bulgaria, Germany, France, Greece, Italy, Luxembourg, Latvia, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom.
Good governance of Europe also has a medium- and long-term vision, however,and we support the European Council's decision to set up a Reflection Group to measure the future impact of decisions taken today, here, at the heart of our democracy, which will seek solutions to the challenges that a united Europe will have to face in the next 10, 20 or 30 years, which will reflect on EU development strategies.