Examples of using Cbps in English and their translations into Slovak
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Objective 5 requires the CBPs to design and implement innovative services.
In the new integration agenda the EuropeanCommission must strengthen policies based on CBPs 7 and 9.
The CBPs are intended to promote a common approach to integration at European level.
In 2005, the Commission adopted'A CommonAgenda for Integration' proposing measures to put the CBPs into practice4.
Under EaSI- EURES, CBPs can apply for annual project funding for their activities.
The cornerstones of such a frameworkare proposals for concrete measures to put the CBPs into practice, together with a series of supportive EU mechanisms.
Most EURES CBPs are located in central-western Europe, with nine CBPs in Germany and six in France7.
The cornerstones of this frameworkare proposals for concrete measures to put the CBPs into practice, both at EU and national levels17.
The importance of CBPs 2 and 4 was confirmed by the Ministerial Conference on integration held at Vichy in November 2008.
The most important of these criteria are the ten common basic principles,or 10 CBPs; these are shown in Figure 2 and described in detail in Annex III.
The eleven principles are further developed in the Commission Communication on‘A Common Agenda for Integration',which makes proposals for concrete measures to put the CBPs into practice.
In 2004, the Council adopted Common Basic Principles(CBPs) on integration to assist Member States in formulating integration policies3.
CBPs 1, 2 and 4 are particularly relevant in view of their effects on fundamental rights and the general principles of European law(proportionality and non-discrimination).
Of the 19 examined projects,17 were implemented after the common basic principles(CBPs) on Roma inclusion had been adopted by the Council in June 2009(see paragraph 23).
Under the financial perspectives 2007-2013, the Commission has proposed new solidarity instruments, among them a European Fund for the Integrationof third-country nationals, based on the CBPs.
The EESC considers that these approaches to the CBPs are unbalanced and could conflict with the two-way process of integration through mutual adaptation.
The implementation of this coordination system should form part of the integration agenda, with national and European reports,using as a starting point guidelines based on the CBPs and common indicators.
Annexes 74 Common basic principles(CBPs) on Roma inclusion The ten common basic principles(CBPs) were discussed at the first meeting of the European Platform for Roma inclusion in 2009 in Prague.
The second edition, planned for 2006, will focus on housing and urban issues, access to health and social services, integration in the labour market,mainstreaming and integration infrastructure and will incorporate the CBPs firmly into the analysis.
Based on the EU integration framework underpinned by the CBPs and as a follow-up to the suggestions for concrete actions at EU level put forward in the Common Agenda, the Commission developed a more coherent approach to integration.
The European Council stated the need to improve coordination between national integration policies and EU initiatives;this is being done by means of the Common Basic Principles(CBPs), which form a common framework for the integration of immigrants, adopted by the Justice and Home Affairs Council of 19 November 20046.
Indication that better consideration of Roma-specific criteria,such as the common basic principles(CBPs) on Roma inclusion, contributed positively to project performance 103 Based on our examination of the selected projects, we consider that a better consideration of Roma- specific criteria would have made it more likely for some of these projects to positively contribute to a sustainable integration of Roma people.
Critical analysis isneeded of the implementation of certain policies based on CBPs 2 and 4 which do not take account of two-way process(CBP 1), the relationship with fundamental rights and compatibility of this with the principles of proportionality and non-discrimination, for example the"examinations" for obtaining or renewing a residence permit, obtaining permanent residence status or other rights recognised by European and national legislation.
