Examples of using Decentralised structure in English and their translations into Polish
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A decentralised structure is crucial to the success of future efforts.
It is important, therefore, to leave the EJN's decentralised structure untouched.
The decentralised structure lowers costs
Moreover, it is not yet clear whether it would be a centralised or a decentralised structure.
In this decentralised structure, a Member State has three levels of responsibility.
This report further underlines the need to retain this flexibility and decentralised structure.
In countries with a federal or decentralised structure, tasks are divided among the different levels of competence.
Over recent years, the CoR has made a substantial contribution to developing more federal, regional and decentralised structures in the Member States of the EU.
These mainly criticised the decentralised structure of the proposal and stressed that centralised collection of the data would have financial advantages for the carriers.
operating in a decentralised structure linking together national RTGS.
The network's decentralised structure requires each participating country to appoint a national IMI coordinator(NIMIC), to manage overall IMI project coordination.
The European Public Prosecutor's Office will have a decentralised structure, integrated into national judicial systems.
The decentralised structure of the IMI network requires each participating country to nominate a national IMI coordinator(NIMIC) to manage overall IMI project coordination.
The use of biomass also tends to promote decentralised structures and thus also to encourage rural development.
In our decentralised structure the primary responsibility for adherence to our Code in individual companies rests with the local Company Managing Director/President
As originally structured,  the EEAS still suffered from a number of drawbacks deriving from its complex, decentralised structure, with ramifications throughout the world.
Internet's Decentralised Structure provide a Unique Platform for every kind of user to contribute to the production of content
operating in a decentralised structure linking together national RTGS systems
This decentralised structure makes national expertise directly accessible to the European Public Prosecutor's Office,
operating in a decentralised structure linking together national RTGS systems
the others work with decentralised structures.
In the case of IPA components I and II these processes were facilitated by the fact that decentralised structures and systems existed already under the pre-IPA assistance.
thus hindering the coordination of tasks implemented within the decentralised structure of the Polish Public Employment Service.
The medium to long-term transition of electricity production and marketing towards decentralised structures and the implementation of the targets set out in the EU Renewable Energy Directive require a completely new electricity market design.
No 1260/1999 defines for the Structural Funds various arrangements for implementing the budget based on a decentralised structure resting on partnership
use the decentralised structures of the programme Programme,
Starting in April 2005, the EUKN has established a decentralised knowledge structure based on a central Search Portal
The LIFE programme is managed using a fully decentralised financial structure with the Unit D1 being in charge of all operations connected with the implementation of the LIFE budget.
Thus far in the present case, the essential argument has been that a Member State with a decentralised constitutional structure thereby retains competence to discriminate between its own citizens without being required to provide objective justification for that discrimination.