Examples of using Common methodologies in English and their translations into Slovak
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Common methodologies to calculate the economic impact of accidents.
It would not prejudiceregulatory autonomy by specifying binding outcomes or common methodologies.
Common methodologies to calculate the economic impact of accidents.
Its tasks include collecting information with a view to risk analysis,developing common methodologies and enhancing cooperation.
Such common methodologies would be adopted through the comitology procedure.
The Commission demands the ICT sector to agree on common methodologies for measuring energy consumption and carbon emissions by 2010.
(d) common methodologies for asset evaluation, as necessary, for the purpose of the stress testing; and”.
There is scope to go beyond the general methodological framework introduced in the Directive andagree on common methodologies for presenting data.
(a) common methodologies for assessing the effect of economic scenarios on an institution's financial positions;
Over the course of one year,the group will provide expertise and advice on analysis, common methodologies and policy responses.
Common methodologies for assessing the effect of economic scenarios on an institution 's financial positions;
In addition,the Supervisory Board took decisions on a number of horizontal issues(e.g. common methodologies) and institutional issues.
The common methodologies for the calculation of scheduled exchanges in accordance with Articles 43(1) and 56(1);
Development of joint supervisory standards, analyses and common methodologies related to less significant institutions and other project-based initiatives.
(da) common methodologies for assessing the effect of environmental risks on the financial stability of institutions.
The key tools for the supervisionof less significant institutions are joint supervisory standards and common methodologies, developed together with the NCAs.
(a) common methodologies for assessing the effect of economic scenarios on the financial position of a financial market participant;
Furthermore, the list of legislative acts of the Union establishing common methodologies for the calculation of life-cycle costs should be quickly adapted to incorporate the measures adopted on a sectoral basis.
(aa) common methodologies for assessing the effect of product characteristics and distribution processes on an institution's financial position and on customer protection;
It continues to develop common methodologies for calculating comparable and representative statistical indicators for the euro area 's financial markets.
(aa) common methodologies for assessing the effect of product characteristics and distribution processes on an institution's financial position and on customer protection;
Develop common methodologies for assessing the effect of product characteristics and distribution processes on the financial position of institutions and on consumer protection;
(i) develop common methodologies for assessing the effect of product characteristics and distribution processes on the financial position of financial market participants and on consumer protection;
(c) common methodologies for assessing the effect of particular products or distribution processes on the financial position of a financial market participant and on investors and customer information.
(c) common methodologies for assessing the effect of particular products or distribution processes on an institution's financial position and on policyholders, pension scheme members, beneficiaries and customer information.
Common methodologies for carrying out vulnerability, threat and risk assessments in respect of European Critical Infrastructures may be developed on a sectoral basis in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 11( 3).
Common methodologies should be developed at the level of the Union for the calculation of life-cycle costs for specific categories of supplies or services; whenever such a methodology is developed its use should be made compulsory.