Examples of using Scope of the instrument in English and their translations into Romanian
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Streamline the scope of the Instrument, striking a balance between flexibility of the Instrument and focus on the policy objectives and key areas of cooperation;
Consistency with other EU financial instruments is ensured by a number of provisions which clearly define the scope of the instrument and exclude double financing.
For the ESF impact assessment,the focus is on the future scope of the instrument and on one specific aspect of simplification, namely the form of cost accounting.
Scope of the Instrument: The scope of the ENPI as defined currently refers to the implementation of partnership and cooperation agreements, association agreements or other relevant agreements, promotion of good governance and equitable social and economic development.
Streamlining the scope of the instrument with the appropriate balance between the flexibility of the instrument and its focus on the policy objectives and key areas of cooperation;
A high intensity of correspondence or infringements of specific laws across a number of Member States can reflect the far-reaching content or scope of the instrument or high stakeholder interest, but it could also be an indicator of provisions which may require a particular effort by Member States to implement or apply or understand.
Reducing the scope of the instrument and keeping the implementation arrangements(option 2.1) was assessed to have more negative impacts than the no change(baseline) scenario with regard to reducing the development gap between the beneficiary countries and the EU, therefore delaying enlargement and the related positive economic benefits.
In general the possible broadening of the scope of the instrument beyond food aid, the fact of placing people at the centre of the instrument were welcomed but the associations regretted the reduced budget.
Under this Option there are a number of sub-options referring to: the differentiation principle;the programming process; scope of the Instrument and coherence between policy and assistance; Cross-Border Cooperation rules; implementation provision, notably to allow for greater flexibility; linkages with internal policies and instruments and geographic scope of the ENI.
In line with the ministerial discussions on 27 February 2009, the scope of the instrument has been restricted to situations where the same person(s) is(are) subject to parallel criminal proceedings in different member states in respect of the same facts, which might lead to an infringement of the"ne bis in idem" principle.
A broad consensus has emerged on the advisability of restricting the scope of the instrument to situations where the same person(s) is(are) subject to parallel criminal proceedings in different Member States, which might lead to the double final disposal of those proceedings(the"ne bis in idem" legal principle).
Review of the Directive on reuse of public sector information 2003/98/EC that will address 1 the scope of the instrument, 2 limitations on charges for the re-use of public sector information 3 clarifying the principle that all material that is generally accessible is also re-usable for non-commercial and commercial purposes.
What should be the scope of application of the instrument?
In particular, the strict interpretation of limiting the aid to investments in existing installations has unreasonably narrowed the scope of this instrument and has caused significant problems with its application.
If Option II is followed,an important issue to consider will be the scope of the horizontal instrument.
(d) A new instrument, which could include the current INSC scope plus part of the scope of the existing Instrument for Stability(IFS).
Policy area A: Scope of policy instrument.