Examples of using Develop comprehensive in English and their translations into Slovak
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Develop comprehensive information materials.
Member states willbe invited to set-up national coalitions and develop comprehensive national digital skills strategies by mid-2017.
Develop comprehensive national strategies.
The MCSE Server 2012 certificationimparts the necessary skills required to design and develop comprehensive server infrastructure solutions.
Develop comprehensive programs to combat desertification and integrate them with national planning and environmental management;
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MCSE 2012 helps a candidate develop all theessential skills which are required to design and develop comprehensive server infrastructure solutions.
Develop comprehensive and integrated methodologies for the assessment of impacts, vulnerabilities and cost effective adaptation.
This recommen dationcontains guidelines to help Member States develop comprehensive and evidence-based policies to reduce early school leaving.
We will develop comprehensive plans with our suppliers and partners to reduce the water used to grow our crops in water-scarce countries.
Taking into account their diversity and size, enterprises would develop comprehensive skills strategies, allowing all their staff to train and acquire new skills.
Most countries have or develop comprehensive NQFs that cover all types and levels of qualifications in formal education and training systems.
The accompanying proposal for a Council Recommendationcontains guidelines to help Member States develop comprehensive& evidence-based policies to reduce early school leaving.
As a matter of urgency, Europe should develop comprehensive solutions to improve the use of pre-commercial procurement, not only by national authorities, but also by local and regional ones.
As recommended by the OECD24, to enable investment in low carbon climate resilient infrastructure and green growth,governments should develop comprehensive strategic infrastructure plans, strongly coupled with national climate change goals.
(1) Members should adopt and develop comprehensive and co-ordinated policies and programmes of vocational guidance and vocational training, closely linked with employment, in particular through public employment services.
It calls on Member States to share best practices, develop comprehensive digital skills strategies on the basis of targets and bring digital competences to all levels of education and training.
(c) partner governmentsshow sustained leadership and political will to end child marriage and develop comprehensive legal frameworks and action plans with clear milestones and timelines integrating child marriage prevention measures across different sectors, and calling for political, economic, social, cultural and civil environments that protect and empower women and girls and support gender equality;
Developing comprehensive and sustained global environmental observation and information systems.
(d) developing comprehensive, high quality and interoperable railway system;
(ffff) Developing comprehensive and sustained global environmental observation and information systems.
Developing comprehensive, high quality and interoperable railway systems;
To enhance relations with our external energy suppliers, further developing comprehensive partnerships based on mutual interest, transparency, predictability and reciprocity.
Developing comprehensive anti-desertification programmes and integrating them into national development plans and national environmental planning.
Developing comprehensive codes of conduct for elected officials, with adequate accountability and sanctioning tools for violations of such codes.
Developing comprehensive information tools, e.g. manuals, websites, registers of staff's diversity skills.
In 1996, working together with leading natural cosmetics producers,BDIH developed comprehensive guidelines for certified natural cosmetics, keeping in mind the expectations of consumers.
In 1996, working together with leading natural cosmetics producers,BDIH developed comprehensive guidelines for certified natural cosmetics, keeping in mind the expectations of consumers.
Therefore, when developing comprehensive early years policies and programmes, the Member States must take account of a number of different issues which affect childhood development, such as migration, gender equality and employment.