Examples of using Common reference framework in English and their translations into Slovak
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The EESC therefore fully supports the proposal for a common reference framework for the marketing of products.
We therefore need the common reference framework, because we need uniform standards in order to build consumer confidence.
A joint coordination mechanism that wouldsupport the efforts of Member States using a common reference framework could be developed along the following lines.
The European Qualifications Framework makes it easier to compare different national qualifications by linking examinations andeducation levels to a common reference framework.
Every programme hasbeen worked out following the directives of the European Common Reference Framework for Languages(Council of Europe) and the Curricula Plan of the Cervantes Institute.
The CCMI welcomes the measures proposed by the Commission insofar as they meet theneed for competitive development of the sector's businesses in a common reference framework, in order to.
The work done on creating a common reference framework for contract law could be used in future legislative proposals, and standard contracts could be drawn up.
Mr Wissels explained that seven neighbouring countries had signed the action plans with the EU,stressing how important it was for the EU to have a common reference framework with it neighbours.
The Recommendation created a common reference framework of eight European generic levels of learning, which serves as"translation grid" between national qualifications systems.
Through the development of a coordination mechanism involving the Commission andthe Member States using a common reference framework, which should improve structures and tools for European knowledge exchange,-.
Without a common reference framework, the risk of subjective interpretations could lead to the opposite of the desired effects, which are consistent with the provisions of Article 114 of the TFEU.
Observing the principle of subsidiarity does not exclude the need to implement a consistent legal framework andcreate a common reference framework which includes, apart from integrated recommendations, a comprehensive set of good practices.
Enterprise architecture will be the common reference framework, and the collaboration will be based on agreed standards and common elements of technological and statistical infrastructure.
The Committee welcomes the measures proposed by the Commission, insofar as they meet the need for competitive development of the sector's businesses andare not based solely on a non-competitive approach12, in a common reference framework, in order to.
The EQF rapidly needs to become their common reference framework and I dream of an appropriate deadline by which the EQF will be the reference framework everywhere, even in collective agreements.
The EESC therefore urges the Hungarian presidency to pursue this debate in the Council,coordinating it in a realistic fashion with the future common reference framework for European contracts(CRF), as recommended in the EESC's opinion17.
A third option for further strengthening of the Social OMC and the common reference framework that took the form of common principles or basic requirements to implement active inclusion would be through a Commission communication.
The Recommendation of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 April 2008 on the establishment of the European Qualifications Framework for lifelong learning20(EQF)created a common reference framework of eight levels and expressed in terms of learning outcomes.
The objective of this Recommendation is to create a common reference framework which should serve as a translation device between different qualifications systems and their levels, whether for general and higher education or for vocational education and training.
In 1993, at the meeting held in Liege, it was decided to draw up the European Spatial Development Perspective(ESDP),3 which was adopted in 1999 at Potsdam and which provides a common reference framework for informal meetings of ministers responsible for spatial planning and territorial policy.
To do all this, an important role can be played by a common reference framework that serves as a translation device between different qualification systems and their levels, whether for general and higher education or for vocational education and training.
The Recommendation of the European Parliament and the Council of 23 April 2008 on the establishment of the European Qualifications Framework for lifelong learning23(‘the 2008 Recommendation on EQF')created a common reference framework of eight levels of qualifications, expressed as learning outcomes with increasing levels of proficiency.
The ESDP is a common reference framework for the different stakeholders involved in spatial development and planning(the EU, Member States, regions and other local bodies), which supports the territorial dimension of a polycentric Europe and the much-needed"territorialisation" of EU sectoral policies.
The Commission envisages a"joint coordination mechanism that wouldsupport the efforts of Member States using a common reference framework", including definition of best practices, development of indicators, links with other policies and involvement of civil society through the European Integration Forum portal.
The creation of a common reference framework for the recognition, comparability and transfer of qualifications originating from different systems is fundamental to the development of a decisive component of the European project, in other words the mobility of workers facilitated in this case by the portability of their qualifications.
The Recommendation of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 April 2008 on theestablishment of the European Qualifications Framework for lifelong learning27- hereafter"the EQF"- created a common reference framework to help individuals and organisations in comparing different qualifications systems and the levels of qualifications from these systems.
The work done on creating a common reference framework for contract law could be used in future legislative proposals, standard contracts could be drawn up and optional European systems could be introduced in clearly defined areas of the internal market(the "28th regime").
In view of the recent developments on this issue in the EP and the contradictory positions taken by the IMCO and JURI Committees and the conclusion scheduled for the coming months, the EESC urges the Hungarian Presidency to resolutely maintain the path set by the AGRI Council in January,coordinating it in a realistic fashion with the future common reference framework for European contracts(CRF), as recommended in the EESC's opinion5.
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.
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).