Examples of using Reflection paper in English and their translations into Hungarian
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A Reflection Paper.
After each module, you write a reflection paper.
The Reflection Paper on the Future.
Member States submittedPreliminary Policy Statements in April 2005 and a reflection paper based on them has been agreed.
Commission reflection paper on the future of European defence.
Commissioner Malmström will present to the Ministers the Commission's reflection paper on harnessing globalisation by 2025.
The reflection paper on the future of the European Defence is the fourth in this series.
Public consultation on the Reflection Paper closed end of March 2003.
Reflection Paper on the Future of EU finances, 28 June 2017, COM(2017)0358.
(52) Box 4 from the Commission's reflection paper on the future of EU finances.
The reflection paper maps out possible budgetary implications of the choices we can make.
CVMP grounds for a further renewal: European Medicines Agency reflection paper on criteria for requiring one additional five year renewal(EMEA/CVMP/430630/2006).
This Reflection Paper is part of the Future of Europe debate launched by the Commission in 2017.
Today's Communication and the five initiatives are intended tobuild on this strategy in the context of the Commission's broader Reflection Paper on Harnessing Globalisation from May 2017.
Commission reflection paper on the reform of the European Anti-Fraud O ce(OLAF).
The Roadmap presented by the Commission thus also recalls the main steps that would still be necessary beyond 2019,building on the Reflection Paper on the deepening of the Economic and Monetary Union.
European Commission reflection paper on the deepening of the economic and monetary union.
The Reflection Paper on the future of EU finances indicates the main challenges facing the European Union after 2020, as well as the commitments to be met.
On 13 September 2017, the President, in the letter of intent accompanying his State of the Union Address,announced a Reflection Paper entitled‘Towards a Sustainable Europe by 2030' on the follow-up to the Sustainable Development Goals, including on the Paris Agreement on Climate Change.
Today's Reflection Paper opens up a vital debate on how the EU can best harness globalisation and respond to its opportunities and challenges.
In January 2019, the European Commission presented a reflection paper on a more sustainable Europe, proposing three scenarios on how the goals and targets could be achieved.
The Commission's reflection paper of 10 May 2017 on Harnessing Globalisation recognised increasing concerns about foreign investors' strategic acquisitions of European companies with key technologies.
In this respect the Commission would also recall that the reflection paper on the legislative reform of OLAF will be submitted to Parliament and the Council before the summer break.
The reflection paper on the harnessing globalisation follows up on the White Paper on the Future of Europe presented on 1 March, which set out the main challenges and opportunities for Europe in the coming decade.
European Commission(2017), Reflection Paper on the Future of EU Finances, of 28 June 2017, COM(2017) 358.
Today's reflection paper builds on the Five Presidents' Report of June 2015 and is intended both to stimulate the debate on the Economic and Monetary Union and to help reach a shared vision of its future design, according to the European Commission.
This last aspect was addressed in the Commission's Reflection Paper on harnessing globalisation 7, which pointed to the key role of social and education policies in ensuring resilience, innovation and competitiveness.
In July, the Commission presented a reflection paper on the reform of the European Anti-Fraud O ce(OLAF) at the European Parliament, as the basis of an interinstitutional dialogue between the Parliament, Council and Commission 35.
In this context, the Commission adopted a reflection paper on the future of EU finances in June 2017 that laid the ground for the Commission's proposal of a new EU financial architecture for the next MFF.