Examples of using Changing context in English and their translations into Slovak
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The Commission's views in a changing context.
A changing context for European and global manufacturers.
(2) Adequacy and effectiveness of the directive in a changing context.
However, the changing context and the successive enlargement have affected priorities, which, until now, have been insufficiently taken into account.
This future must be ensured in a challenging and changing context.
There is a need for schools to adapt to the changing context, in which they operate, including the digital era and the increasing diversity among pupils.
(2) Objective B: Ensure the adequacy and effectiveness of the directive in a changing context.
In this changing context, the first factor to mention is the significant increase in the number and severity of natural disasters caused mainly by climate change. .
(2) Ensuring the adequacy and effectiveness of the directive in a changing context(Objective B);
The EESC draws attention to the rapidly changing context in which civil aviation operates, due both to rapid technical development, including digitalisation, and to the development of new business models and new models of employment and service provision.
EU Audit: European banking supervision taking shape-EBA and its changing context.
The EESC considers that the Health Check discussionshould be viewed in light of a rapidly changing context in which food security is once again the central issue on the international agenda.
Options B. 3/b and B.4 to ensure the adequacy and effectiveness of the directive in a changing context.
Since 2014, the EU auditors have published anumber of reports relating to the banking union, including on the EBA and its changing context, the Single Supervisory Mechanism, the Single Resolution Board and the ECB's crisis management for banks.
This would be matched by a political will to act,as well as decision-making fit for a rapidly changing context.
Integrated approaches are needed to promote the multiple functions of agro-and forest(eco)systems taking into account the changing context for primary production, notably in relation to climate and environment, resource availability, demography and consumption patterns.
The priority areas were broadlydefined to ensure the necessary flexibility in a difficult and rapidly changing context.
In July 2014 the European Court of Auditors published SR No 5/2014‘European Banking Supervision taking shape-EBA and its changing context'(http://eca. europa. eu), which is the first special report of ECA regarding the reforms in the regulatory and supervisory framework of the financial sector in the EU.
MRS are accompanied by a rolling action plan to be regularly updatedin light of new, emerging needs and changing contexts.
EN 2014 Special Report NO 05 European banking supervision taking shape-EBA and its changing context EUROPEAN COURT OF AUDITORS.
All adopted macro-regional strategies are also accompanied by a rolling action plan to beregularly updated in light of new, emerging needs and changing contexts.
Printed in Luxembourg EN 2014 Special Report NO 05 European banking supervision taking shape-EBA and its changing context(pursuant to Article 287(4), second subparagraph, TFEU).
Resilient and sustainable farming and forestrysystems provide economic, environmental and social benefits in a changing context for primary production.
European Court of Auditors(2014),“European banking supervision taking shape-EBA and its changing context”, Special Report No. 5.
The EU will play a decisive role by strengthening its leadership in the response to HIV and AIDS andby better aligning the EU institutional response to the changing context of HIV at the global and European level.
A changed context.
They can change context.
Business has become much more influential in this changed context and consequently carries the potential for great good or harm.