Examples of using Common frame of reference in English and their translations into Slovak
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The Draft Common Frame of Reference.
Taking place at the sametime was a meeting of the acquis group on the common frame of reference.
Common frame of reference for European contract law.
Legislative proposal on the Common Frame of Reference.
Common frame of reference for European contract law(debate).
Their work resulted in a Draft Common Frame of Reference.
Developing a Common Frame of Reference for European contract law, set out in 4.2.2;
In that respect, I must of course refer to the work on the common frame of reference to do with contract law.
The Draft Common Frame of Reference, methodological nationalism and the way forward.
Having regard to its resolution of 3 September 2008 on the common frame of reference for European contract law(2).
A"toolbox" serving as a common frame of reference available to parties drawing up cross-border contracts.
The report defines the broadoutline which should guide the Commission's work on the future Common Frame of Reference.
The Council adopted guidelines on a common frame of reference for European contract law.
The Common Frame of Reference will be an important legal development, and we as yet do not know what form it will take.
Any proposals would alsorepresent the first outcomes of the Commission's work on a common frame of reference for European contract law.
Smits, JM 2008,'The Draft Common Frame of Reference, methodological nationalism and the way forward', European Review of Contract Law, vol.
What is needed rather than standardisation is an"equivalency table" or a"common frame of reference" for the different judicial instruments.
The one issue that has long interested us, and we felt that perhaps there was not sufficient mention of, was the contract law project and the common frame of reference.
The very act of planning, though, is assumed to be useful because it creates a common frame of reference so that, once things change, everyone knows what to deviate from.
No reference is made to optional schemes or the role of self-regulation and co-regulation,or to the work carried out under the CFR(Common Frame of Reference).
Fourteen workshops wereorganized to discuss different issues related to the Common Frame of Reference on European Contract Law, at a total cost of €358.000.
Support for the project was also given by the European Council which adopted in its conclusions of 5 November 20044, as a follow-up to the European Council of Tampere,the so-called The Hague Programme5 which also includes the Common Frame of Reference(CFR).
We cannot do this adequately without a common frame of reference for what is happening to our societies and a common understanding of the likely impact of the big social challenges we face.”.
Both the position and the conclusions provide that the Committee on Civil LawMatters will follow the work of the Commission on the Common Frame of Reference(hereinafter"CFR") on a regular basis.
However, it is vital that the EU has a common frame of reference to reinforce the provisions relating to overseeing the system, confidentiality, information security, ethical management, privacy, collection and storage of personal data and consumer information.
Similarly, on 7 February 2007 the Commission adopted theGreen Paper on the acquis review concerning the common frame of reference in the field of European consumer contract law.
In matters of contract law, the quality of existing and future Community law should be improved by measures of consolidation,codification and rationalisation of legal instruments in force and by developing a common frame of reference.
The European Council reaffirms that the common frame of reference for European contract law should be a non-binding set of fundamental principles, definitions and model rules to be used by the law-makers at Union level to ensure greater coherence and quality in the law-making process.
Carrying out a genuine codification of Community consumer law,taking advantage of the excellent academic work done under the Common Frame of Reference, and drawing all possible conclusions- especially the reasonable and appropriate use of optional schemes- adopting the Proactive Law Approach.
On 12 May,the Commission convened a new expert group to transform the so-called"Draft Common Frame of Reference"- a first draft for a European contract law developed over the past years under the EU's Research Programme- into a simple, user-friendly workable solution adapted to the needs of consumers and the reality of the business environment(IP/10/595).