Examples of using Common methodological in English and their translations into Slovak
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Develop a common methodological approach to encourage new stunning methods.
Believes that all EU institutions should develop a common methodological approach to impact assessments;
Common methodological rules for carbon biogenic and allocation for recycling are under construction.
The ECVET provides an additional means of translation andtransposition using a common methodological framework to facilitate the transfer of learning outcomes from one system to another.
In 2005 a common methodological framework for risk management was adopted by the Commission, following the evaluation of the pilot exercises.
As regards the development of a joint European regulatory culture,it is important to point out that all NRAs follow a common methodological approach, based on EC competition law principles.
Establish a common methodological approach to enable Member States and the private sector to assess, display and benchmark the environmental performance of products, services and companies based on a comprehensive assessment of environmental impacts over the life-cycle('environmental footprint')(in 2012);
In most cases, the consultant was supported by a team of evaluators in the individual Member States(3) whose role was to undertake thenecessary evaluations of the respective programmes on the basis of a common methodological framework.
These guidelines were based on the scientific advice of the Scientific, Technical and Economic Committee for Fisheries(STECF),and represent a common methodological framework of indicators for helping Member States to assess the balance between fishing capacity and fishing opportunities.
It is a supporting method to the EC's objective to“establish a common methodological approach to enable Member States and the private sector to assess, display and benchmark the environmental performance of products, services and companies based on a comprehensive assessment of environmental impacts over the life-cycle('environmental footprint')”.
The best method of ascertaining the structure, activity, competitiveness andperformance of enterprises in the community consists in compiling statistics in accordance with common methodological principals and common definitions of characteristics.
One of its aims is to:“Establish a common methodological approach to enable Member States and the private sector to assess, display and benchmark the environmental performance of products, services and companies based on a comprehensive assessment of environmental impacts over the life cycle('environmental footprint')”.
In essence, they should foster the bottom-up principle that project proposals should be designated by the managing body of a port in conjunction with regional or national authorities where applicable andtaking into account objective economic assessments that confirm to common methodological standards and respect the applicable legislative framework.
It is a supporting method to the EC's objective to“establish a common methodological approach to enable Member States and the private sector to assess, display and benchmark the environmental performance of products, services and companies based on a comprehensive assessment of environmental impacts over the life-cycle('environmental footprint')”.
While EQF provides a common reference framework which is meant to serve as a translation device between different qualifications systems and their levels,ECVET provides a common methodological framework which is meant to facilitate transfer of credit for learning outcomes from one qualifications system to another, or from one learning pathway to anothersee examples in the annex to the explanatory memorandum.
Better integrated statistical processes based on common methodological principles, definitions and quality criteria should lead to harmonised statistics on the structure, the economic activities, the transactions and the performance of the business sector in the Union which meet the level of relevance and detail required to fulfil user needs.
While EQF provides a common reference framework which is meant to serve as a translation device between different qualifications systems and their levels,ECVET provides a common methodological framework which is meant to facilitate transfer of credit for learning outcomes from one qualifications system to another, or from one learning pathway to another(see examples in the annex to the explanatory memorandum, chart 1).
Calls on the Commission and the Scaling Up Nutrition(SUN) donors to continue to report regularly on progress made under the nutrition for growth commitments,using a common resource-tracking methodological approach as agreed at the 2013 SUN Network meeting in Lusaka;