Examples of using This framework should in English and their translations into Polish
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This framework should now be updated and extended.
As RFID technology is inherently trans-border, this framework should ensure consistency within the internal market.
This framework should entail no perceptible environmental impact.
Like the provisions of the Cotonou Agreement in favour of the non-state actors of the African, Caribbean and Pacific countries, explicitly consulted andassociated with the management of European subsidies, this framework should be fully integrated in the strategic guidelines, and be binding on the Member States.
This framework should be based on clear rules and preserve the essential elements of the Kyoto Protocol.
However, it was obvious to me that this framework should be clear and precise and, above all, that it should not stop investment by European telecom companies, which face stiff competition from the American and Asian markets.
This framework should be fully integrated in the strategic guidelines, and be binding on the Member States.
This framework should therefore bring together the three dimensions of sustainable development: economic, social, environmental.
This framework should consider the definitions to be used, including composites, and the ranges of accuracy to be aimed for in the data.
This framework should, inter alia, provide for a legally binding mechanism as regards the adaptation of the agreements to the evolving EU acquis.
This framework should be effective in encouraging operators to behave efficiently, which in turn will help to make the system more equitable.
This framework should provide confidence to investors and a high standard for the EU, to help parties evaluate the risks relating to securitisation both within and across products.
It believes that this framework should be used by the different stakeholders as a European minimum standard to anticipate and manage change in a socially responsible manner.
This framework should define, inter alia, the list of key actions which may be supported under this Regulation and the criteria for the allocation of funds.
This framework should provide confidence to investors and a high standard for the EU, to help parties evaluate the risks relating to securitisation both within and across products.
This framework should include procedures for the analysis of the potential risks, the taking of measures based on the prevention and precautionary principles and the adoption of contingency plans where necessary.
This framework should increase the transparency, consistency and availability of key information, particularly in the area of SME loans, and promote the growth of secondary markets to facilitate both issuance and investments.
Actions under this framework should also promote the polluter-pays principle which should be applied in accordance with the applicable national and international environmental and maritime law.
This framework should, in the EESC's view, be limited to issuing guidelines, without impinging on the autonomy of agencies which are already monitored by the Court of Auditors in implementing their budgets and by the courts in the event of disputes.
The EESC believes this framework should be reinforced by generating and harnessing widespread support from stakeholders in civil society3 through a matching and supporting process, a structured European Energy Dialogue.
This framework should continue to encompass activities in which Member States would participate optionally under intergovernmental arrangements, while drawing on additional resources from research and, as appropriate, operational Community budgets.
The EESC believes this framework should be enabled and reinforced by generating and harnessing widespread support from stakeholders, including social partners- employers and trade unions- through a structured European Energy Dialogue.
This framework should in due course include a new Regional Fisheries Management Organisation or Arrangement, combined with a new Regional Sea Convention, to ensure the long-term conservation and sustainable use of resources in the Arctic high seas.
This framework should guarantee the involvement of civil society organisations, including the private sector, whose specific task should be to monitor and assess the impact of the implementation of this Agreement on the sustainable development of the Parties.
It believes that this framework should be used by the different stakeholders as a European minimum standard to anticipate and manage change in a socially responsible manner by promoting training, upgrading skills and supporting retraining when necessary.
This framework should address: ethical implications, the need to protect privacy and security; governance of the RFID identity databases; availability of radio spectrum; the establishment of harmonised international standards; and concerns over the health and environmental implications.
This framework should incorporate the main ILO conventions and the UN International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of all Migrant Workers and Members of their Families, which has not yet been ratified by the EU Member States although the EESC had adopted an own-initiative7 opinion calling for its ratification.
This framework should bring together job vacancies from across the Union and the possibility of applying for those job vacancies('clearance'), define the provision of related support services to workers and employers and provide for a common approach to share information necessary to facilitate said co-operation.
This framework should in particular provide potential participants, especially smaller bodies, with certainty about the principles and criteria covering availability, participation conditions, presentation and assessment of project proposals, classification and contractual obligations, rates and systems for distributing Community co-financing, protection of industrial and intellectual property and exploitation and diffusion of knowledge, without prejudice to specific provisions on the thematic priority for fusion energy.
The renewed Framework should take this into account.