Examples of using Coherence and continuity in English and their translations into Slovak
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In order to ensure coherence and continuity, the composition of this group would remain similar to the one of CARS 21, without prejudice to possible adaptations.
The European Council welcomed the decision to appoint a Personal Representative of the SG/HR onHuman Rights in the area of CFSP as a contribution to the coherence and continuity of the EU Human Rights policy, with due regard to the responsibilities of the Commission.
The proposed revision ensures coherence and continuity and makes sure that customers are able to make better informed choices that will help them save energy and money.
In some sectors, such as fisheries, agriculture and technical regulations for products, the Commission has already begun to develop such action plans,which allow more flexibility, coherence and continuity in our efforts towards simplification.
The Commission's proposedrevision of the energy labelling directive ensures coherence and continuity and makes sure consumers are able to make more informed choices that will help them save energy and money.
(b) for maritime borders, covering the territorial units corresponding to NUTS level 3 or equivalent along maritime borders between Member States and partner countries and/or the Russian Federation, separated by a maximum of 150 km,without prejudice to potential adjustments needed to ensure the coherence and continuity of cooperation action;
The Commission's proposedrevision of the energy labelling directive ensures coherence and continuity and makes sure consumers are able to make more informed choices that will help them save energy and money.
For cross-border cooperation, the regions to be supported by the ERDF shall be the NUTS level 3 regions of the Union along all internal and external land or maritime borders with third countries or partner countries,without prejudice to potential adjustments to ensure the coherence and continuity of cooperation programme areas established for the 2014-2020 programming planning period.
A strong territorial approach, more coherence and continuity between EU and national strategies, increased simplification and civil society involvement can, in the EESC's view, all contribute to enhanced policy efficiency.(jk).
Indeed, in some Member States there is little systematic coordination between different elements of teacher education,which leads to a lack of coherence and continuity, especially between teachers' initial professional education and their subsequent induction, in-service training and professional development.
At maritime borders: NUTS 3 level regions or, in the absence of NUTS 3 classification, equivalent areas along maritime borders between the Community and the Beneficiary Countries, separated as a general rule by a maximum of 150 kilometres,taking into account potential adjustments needed to ensure the coherence and continuity of the cooperation action.
(1a) In order to address the global dimension and implications of the CAP, coherence and continuity with other Union's external policies and instruments, in particular in the development cooperation and trade, should be ensured.
For the purpose of cross-border cooperation, shall be eligible for financing the NUTS level III regions of the Community along the internal and certain external land borders and certain NUTS level III regions of the Community along the maritime borders separated, as a general rule, by a maximum of 150 kilometres,taking into account potential adjustments needed to ensure the coherence and continuity of the cooperation action.
The updates for the UK corrections of 2010, 2011 and 2012 will be treated under the old system for reasons of coherence and continuity, but the UK correction for 2013, which was to be budgeted in 2014, will be replaced by the new system of lump sum corrections.
For cross-border cooperation, the regions to be supported shall be the NUTS level 3 regions of the Union along all internal and external land borders other than those covered by programmes under the external financial instruments of the Union, and all NUTS level 3 regions of the Union along maritime borders separated by a maximum of 150 km,without prejudice to potential adjustments needed to ensure the coherence and continuity of cooperation programme areas established for the 2007-2013 programming period.
Progress in improving school education is slow; there is a perceived shortage of skills amongst teachers;this is currently difficult to remedy because there is a lack of coherence and continuity between different, often separate, elements of teachers' education; and in any case, the amount of in-service training available to practising teachers is very limited.
In many Member States there is little systematic coordination between different elements of teacher education,leading to a lack of coherence and continuity, especially between a teacher's initial professional education and subsequent induction, in-service training and professional development; nor are these processes often linked to school development and improvement, or to educational research.
For transnational cooperation, the regions to be supported by the ERDF shall be the NUTS level 2 regions of the Union covering contiguous functional areas,without prejudice to potential adjustments to ensure the coherence and continuity of such cooperation in larger coherent areas based on the 2014-2020 programming planning period and taking into account, where applicable, macro-regional strategies or sea basin strategies.
(19) For reasons of coherence, continuity and legal certainty, provisions must be laid down to cover the changeover from the system under Council Decision(EC, Euratom) 2007/436/18 to that arising from Decision.
(17) For reasons of coherence, continuity and legal certainty, provisions must be laid down to cover the changeover from the system introduced by Decision 2007/436/EC, Euratom of 7 June 2007 on the system of the European Communities' own resources13 to that arising from this Decision.
Consisting of heads of state or government,this gives the EU greater continuity and coherence.
Whereas the EEAS has the responsibility to ensure the continuity and coherence of EU external policies, among other things through the instruments;
Nevertheless, the multiannual plan developed at theoutset of the third health programme ensures continuity and coherence between the different types of financing instruments available.
The EU is faced with the challenge of guaranteeing the continuity and coherence of actions while pursuing forward-looking policies to adjust to a fast changing world.
They attempt to perpetuate the charism while adapting it to the actual situations,they take care of unity in diversity, of continuity and coherence of the Congregation;