Examples of using Operations and pilot projects in English and their translations into Polish
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Joint operations and pilot projects.
Organisational aspects of joint operations and pilot projects.
Joint operations and pilot projects are launched with the agreement of the Member States concerned.
Article 3a, Organisational aspects of joint operations and pilot projects New.
Article 3, Joint operations and pilot projects at the external borders.
As regards the particular point about aircraft operated by Frontex, I would like to mention that Frontex is coordinating several joint operations and pilot projects.
The Agency may itself initiate joint operations and pilot projects in cooperation with Member States.
Joint operations and pilot projects are planned a year ahead,and are accordingly not suited for countering crisis situations.
Thus, in 2005 the Agency will probably not yet be in the position to fund from its own operational budget the Member States' joint operations and pilot projects.
As regards joint operations and pilot projects the participation of observers is subject to agreement of the host Member State.
Guest officers" means officers of border guard services of other Member States participating in joint operations and pilot projects[on the territory of a Member State];
The Agency may also terminate joint operations and pilot projects if the conditions to conduct these initiatives are no longer fulfilled.
To ensure effective operations, Member States should make an appropriate number of skilled border guards available to participate in joint operations and pilot projects.
The Agency shall evaluate the results of the joint operations and pilot projects and transmit the detailed evaluation reports within 60 days following the end of the activity to the Management Board.
The Agency should adapt its internal rules on seconded national experts to allow for direct instructions by the host state to the border guards during joint operations and pilot projects.
The Agency maydecide to finance or co-finance the joint operations and pilot projects referred to in paragraph 1, with grants from its budget in accordance with the financial rules applicable to the Agency.
When it comes to effective border management, FRONTEX has an important role to play and operational cooperation is being taken forward in the areas of information exchange, risk analysis, training,joint operations and pilot projects.
The Agency shall evaluate, approve and coordinate proposals for joint operations and pilot projects made by Member States, including the requests of Member States related to circumstances requiring increased technical and operational assistance.
The FRONTEX Regulation provides for the possibility to set up specialised branches of the Agency in the Member States,through which the Agency may operate for the practical organisation of joint operations and pilot projects.
Suboption 1: Establish“Frontex Joint Support Teams”(FJST) to participate in joint operations and pilot projects based on a compulsory mechanism for MS to contribute with guest officers to those teams, in the form of a pool of human resources to be used by the Agency.
The Agency shall, as part of its coordinating tasks, ensure the operational implementation of all the organisational aspects, including the presence of a staff member of the Agency, of joint operations and pilot projects referred to in this Article.
The Agency is currently coordinating a number of joint operations and pilot projects at maritime, landand air borders with a view to combating illegal immigration, with a particular emphasis on certain high-risk areas such as the southern maritime borders of the EU, although the northern and eastern borders are also covered.
The Agency may also, with the agreement of the Member States concerned, invite observers of Union institutions, agencies, bodies, offices or international organisations to participate in its activities in particular,joint operations and pilot projects, risk analysisand training, to the extent that their presence is in accordance with the objectives of those activities, may contribute to the improvement of cooperation and the exchange of best practices, and does not affect the overall safety and security of those activities.
The use by the Agency of personal data collected and transmitted to it by the Member States orby its own staff in the context of joint operations, pilot projects and rapid border interventions,and by migration management support teamsshall be limited to.
From 2005 to 2008, it conducted 50 joint operations and 23 pilot projects involving several Member States.
Processing of personal data collected during joint operations, pilot projects and rapid border interventionsand by migration management support teams.
The minimum number of equipment shall be proposed by the Agency inaccordance with its needs, notably be able to carry out joint operations, pilot projects and return operations, in accordance with the work programme of the Agency for the year in question.