Examples of using Approach is in line in English and their translations into Slovak
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This approach is in line with the subsidiarity principle.
The EESC is sceptical with regard to these initiatives and points out that a redeployment, based on bilateral approaches, of the international strategy of the EU cannot take the place of the multilateral approach, which must remain the fundamental objective since such an approach is in line with European values.
This approach is in line with the principle of subsidiarity.
The Commission notes that this monitoring approach is in line with the FEAD Regulation, that envisages programme specific indicators for OP II type of programmes(but not for the OP I type programmes).
This approach is in line with the de Brún report on the proposal for a regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council amending Regulation(EC) No 998/2003 on the animal health requirements applicable to the non-commercial movement of pet animals and the Romeva report on the proposal for a regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing a catch documentation programme for bluefin tuna.
This kind of approach is in line with the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
This approach is in line with the conclusions of the European Council of 21 March 2014, which urges the development of measures for the 2020-2030 period to prevent potential carbon leakage, and calls for long-term planning security for industrial investment in order to ensure the competitiveness of Europe's energy-intensive industries.
This approach is in line with the general EU corporate governance framework.
Such an approach is in line with the REFIT(3) programme and the Better Regulation agenda(4).
This approach is in line with the ESI Funds accounting year which covers the period from 1 July to 30 June.
This approach is in line with the March 2005 Decision which integrates the new Member States.
This approach is in line that of other Member States of the European Union and of the Global Forum.
This approach is in line with the FSB recommendations on the reduction of mechanistic reliance on credit rating agencies.
This approach is in line with the provisions of the Budget Support Guidelines on state building contract operations.
This approach is in line with the July 2004 Council conclusions on fisheries partnership agreements, on which Parliament gave its opinion.
This approach is in line with the Joint Statement of the Council of the European Union and the European Commission on decentralised agencies of 19 July 2012.
This approach is in line with the foreseen broader Joint Initiative on Standardisation, announced in the Single Market Strategy.
This approach is in line with the European Court of Justice, which considers the“average consumer, reasonably well informed and reasonably observant and circumspect” as a reference.
This approach is in line with the recommendations emerging from the DG's internal evaluation of public administration reform in the enlargement countries.
This approach is in line with the Directive's objective of preventing a sudden readjustment of the market by restricting the application of the unisex rule only to new contracts.
This approach is in line with the recommendations emerging from Directorate General Enlargement's internal evaluation of public administration reform in the enlargement countries.
This approach is in line with the thinking behind the Plan D for Democracy, Dialogue and Debate that the Commission launched on 13 October 2005 to encourage the active participation of citizens in the debate on Europe.
This approach is in line with today's strategic environment,in which transnational threats and new technologies have blurred the dividing line between military and non-military, internal and external security.
This approach is in line with the Commission's proposal for a European Qualifications Framework9, which seeks to facilitate lifelong learning and mobility, and is fundamental to the development of national and sectoral qualifications frameworks.
Such an approach is in line with the rationale of Special Recommendation VI of the Financial Action Task Force on Money Laundering which provides for a mechanism whereby payment service providers who are unable to meet all of the conditions set out in that Recommendation may nevertheless be treated as payment institutions.
This approach is in line with draft guidance material from ICAO-‘Management of Flight Operations with Known or Forecast Volcanic Cloud Contamination'- which has been developed since April 2010 and allows airlines to decide if they will fly in areas contaminated by ash, on the basis of a safety risk assessment accepted by the relevant national supervisory authority.
He adds that this delivery approach is more in line.
This approach is not in line with the principle of transparency.
This approach is also in line with U.S. Defense Department policy.