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To avoid duplication of data collection;
Please choose only ONE, so as to avoid duplication.
To avoid duplication, there are no additional recommendations for these countries.
This includes coordination to avoid duplication and to profit from economies of scale.
Mutually agreed mechanisms forinspections should also be agreed to avoid duplication of work.
The need to avoid duplication of studies is adequately addressed in recital 8 of the Regulation.
Messages forwarded to the Commissionare sequentially numbered(with a unique identifier) in order to avoid duplication;
(9) In order to avoid duplication of provisions with the same subject-matter, Directive 2004/109EC should be amended.
(12e) There is a need to ensure consistency for companies and employees in order to avoid duplication of existing Union legislation.
This allows us to avoid duplication, better manage our information resources and provide you with a better service.
(c) to promote cost-efficiency in the regulatory and certification processes and to avoid duplication at national and European level;
To avoid duplication with the Explanatory Memorandum to the extension proposal, the report concentrates on the practical impact of the Directive and how it works in practice.
They shall optimise mechanisms for coordination between those responsible in order to avoid duplication during planning and implementation.
The need to avoid duplication and unduly complicate surveillance procedures explains why monitoring is not ensured in the EDP related documents.
The report supports solidarity between states andthe exchange of good practices to avoid duplication of effort and wasting resources.
(15) In order to avoid duplication of search efforts, a diligent search should be conducted only in the Member State where the work was first published or broadcast.
Likewise the regional standardizing body shall make every effort to avoid duplication of, or overlap with, the work of relevant international standardizing bodies.
To avoid duplication, the Commission has clarified the interface between Phare and SAPARD, taking into account the provisions of the Co-ordination Regulation.
The EESC also agrees that working with the existing infrastructure- foundationsand other bodies- is consistent with the Council's desire to avoid duplication.
The Authority shall closelycooperate with the European Data Protection Board to avoid duplication, inconsistencies and legal uncertainty in the sphere of data protection.
To avoid duplication, the Commission has clarified the interface between Phare and SAPARD, taking into account the provisions of the Co-ordination Regulation.
Finally, Mr Zöhrer emphasised that it was important to synchronise all of the Committee's currently ongoingwork surrounding the implementation of the Lisbon Treaty, in order to avoid duplication of effort.
There is an urgent need to assess what has already been developed, to avoid duplication of tools and to make sure that existing programmes and policies are properly and fully implemented.
International cooperation also includes joint management of major projects and coordination of work programmes anddata collection activities in order to avoid duplication of efforts.
To avoid duplication of data collection, the Regulation takes into account sector- specific legislation already imposing reporting obligations on investment in EU infrastructure.
This disaster response strategy is based on coordination of information andresources rather than new overarching structures, in order to avoid duplication and maximise cost effectiveness.
We andsuch other company may need to cross-check our databases to avoid duplication or to use the combined information to identify and organize future marketing and promotions.
A key challenge is to ensure the active involvement of all important stakeholders andthe coordination of all the exercises, to avoid duplication and share lessons learned efficiently.
Where maritime spatial plans include Natura 2000 sites, such anenvironmental assessment can be combined with the requirements of Article 6 of Directive 92/43/EEC, to avoid duplication.
This should include an in-depth analysis of research needs andwork already undertaken to avoid duplication and ensure that the partnership can build on the most recently available knowledge and expertise.