Examples of using Reflection process in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The Council Reflection Process on Health Systems.
Marie's success has been built on consistency, and this reflection process is part of that.
The reflection process led to a final report. Data.
The report also provided input in the reflection process on the future instruments.
This active reflection process helps create a deeper understanding of yourself.
The White Paper on the Future ofEurope in 2025 launched an overall debate and reflection process preceding the next MFF preparations.
In the context of the Reflection process on modern, responsive and sustainable health systems;
Leaders want to meet again in Malta in January 2017 andconclude the reflection process at the Rome meeting in March 2017.
Iohannis: Starting reflection process on NATO's future, a good thing, under leadership of Jens Stoltenberg.
The Guiding Principles for the development of a common information sharing environment for the EU maritime domain, as explained above,aim to trigger a reflection process at EU and Member State level.
So we need to launch a reflection process in order to build common ground.
A reflection process on foreign direct investment in critical industries in the defence and security field and on service providers, with a view to developing EU-level legislation;-.
I believe their ideas could feed into a general reflection process, hopefully with some solutions for the long term.
Building on this reflection process and the ongoing debate, the Commission will return to this issue with its own conclusions and proposals in June 2019.
Communication from the Commission- Follow-up to the high level reflection process on patient mobility and healthcare developments in the European Union.
A substantial body of work has already been undertaken to define a European model of urban development, through the intergovernmental cooperation on urban development andnotably through the Commission's own reflection process Cities of Tomorrow"28, which commands a broad consensus.
These four Guiding Principles will serve to trigger a reflection process at EU and Member State level which will need to encompass all user communities.
The establishment of a timeline and arrangements for the launch of political Europe as a whole,including through a reflection process on its institutional set-up in the context of a new European convention;
The report is part of a thorough reflection process on the future policy post-2013, which began in 2007 with the Fourth Report on Economic and Social Cohesion.
Opinion of the European Economic and Social Committee on the‘Communication from the Commission:Follow-up to the high level reflection process on patient mobility and healthcare developments in the European Union'.
Previously, the Commission carried out a reflection process in order to identify ways to optimize the response to non-communicable diseases and the cooperation between EU countries.
That is why the Communication that the Commission adopted in parallel with the InsolvencyRegulation proposal in December 2012 launched a reflection process on a new EU approach to business failure in light of diverging national insolvency rules.
Ministers concurred that the EU wide reflection process initiated by the conclusions could assist member states to meet the challenges of the health systems by providing a basis for the exchange of information and best practices.
According to the Commission,the EESC could also contribute to the already on-going reflection process in the Commission on how to further improve the involvement of European social partners in the SIAs.
Within the Council Reflection Process on Health Systems(2012-2013), a working group of Member States referenced as the Subgroup 2 discussed and defined success factors for the“effective use of structural funds for health investments”.
Considering the current difficult situation in the beef sector,the Commission launched a reflection process involving member states and stakeholders in the margin of the informal agriculture meeting of 29-31 May 2011 in Debrecen.
In 2011, the Council of Health Ministers established an EU-level reflection process to help Member States provide modern, responsive and sustainable health systems.6 It recognised that‘whilst ensuring equitable access to high quality health care services in circumstances of scarce economic and other resources has always been a key question, at present it is the scale and urgency of the situation that is changing and, if unaddressed, it could become a crucial factor in the future economic and social landscape of the EU'.
The documents published today will feed into the reflection process currently underway on future EU-level action on patient safety and quality of care.
This Communication was the starting point of a reflection process that lead to the adoption of a new Information Society initiative in 2005, to start in 2006.
In their conclusions ministers invited the member states andthe Commission to initiate a reflection process under the auspices of the working party on public health at senior level to identify effective ways of investing in health, so as to pursue modern, sustainable and effective health systems.