Examples of using Basic aims in English and their translations into Slovak
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The IFR has three basic aims.
Basic aims of introduction of the EB/3-IMF solution are.
We have three basic aims.
The basic aims of the Commission's environment cooperation with the Mediterranean countries are.
For a European Foundation Statute: basic aims and structure.
(4) The basic aims for a voluntary and selective Community eco-label award scheme are still valid;
The promotion policy should therefore have two basic aims in this regard.
One of the basic aims will be to win more support from judges while keeping our value priorities,” according to the statement.
The European Parliamenthas established the programme Euroscola with 3 basic aims.
In the light of this, allow me to summarise the basic aims of the measures proposed by the Commission.
One of the basic aims was to provide a system that would enable greater capacity to be achieved than the previous first generation analogue systems.
Article 15(1) ILO Convention Concerning Basic Aims and Standards of Social policy 1962.
The basic aims of an NRM are to ensure that the human rights of trafficked persons are respected and provide an effective way to refer victims of trafficking to services.
It should alsoinvolve brief description of a structure of a publication, its basic aims and for whom it is intended.
The Education Act 2004 defines the basic aims and principles of education and introduces a new approach to the curriculum: a two stage curricular system at national and school level.
Combating poverty and social exclusion, integrating immigrants7, boosting housing policy, equal opportunities andestablishing high-quality public services should also form some of the basic aims of the territorial approach.
This was an ambitious initiative, the principles and basic aims of which were also confirmed by the Commission's White Paper, later that year.
He recalled the background to the proposal- which represented a basis for negotiation with the budgetary authority and had been drawn up taking into account the recommendations made repeatedly by the latter-and its implications for members and its basic aims.
As in primary education, therefore, the basic aims of education are fixed at national level, while schools and their staff(or their governing bodies) work out the detail.
The basic aims are the safeguarding of appropriate and adequate levels of safety and health at work, the elimination or drastic reduction of work accidents and occupational diseases and the protection of the public against risks arising from work activities.
(DE) Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen,this good own-initiative report produced by Mrs Sudre pursues two basic aims, namely to evaluate the conclusions and recommendations contained in the communication from the Commission and to provide a basis- and I believe it provides an excellent basis- for discussion of the prospects for our outermost regions.
The basic aims of the Safer Neighbourhood programme in Birmingham(winner of the 2004 European Crime Prevention Award), were to reduce the different forms of violence and crime, improve people's quality of life and actively promote communities' involvement in ensuring their own social integration14.
Experience shows that the basic aims of flexicurity- that is, an ability to adapt to changes and the facilitation of movement between jobs- are supremely important in times of economic downturn and mounting instability on the labour market.
The basic aim of the Theatre of the Oppressed is to humanize Humanity.
Transparency and simplicity should be a basic aim for all actors in the EU.
For that person richness is not the basic aim.
Increasing revenue and cutting cost is the basic aim of financial management.
Our basic aim will be to destroy Israel.”.
The basic aim of the movements and associations is to help make Christianity the style of living and culture.
The basic aim of the Association is the promotion and protection of fair and open market for electronic communications in the Czech republic based on the rules respecting the protection of economic competition.