Examples of using Development of guidelines in English and their translations into Slovak
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Coordinate ongoing development of guidelines;
Development of guidelines for border authorities and consular services.
Allow market stakeholders to input into the development of guidelines and schemes.
Monitor the development of guidelines and procedures.
In consultation with other Member States and the Commission, promote development of guidelines on self-care.
Part II: Development of guidelines for trials of treatment in primary care.
This network offers a platform for the development of guidelines, training and knowledge sharing.
OPERATIONAL OBJECTIVE No.2 performance of studies for thedevelopment of legislation(adaptation of annexes to technical progress, development of guidelines).
The networks are a platform for the development of guidelines, training and knowledge-sharing.
The development of Guidelines on technical assistance will be partof this process benefiting from the broad consultation with delegations, Headquarter services, Member States and partner governments.
To better protect children,the Commission will in 2014 fund the development of guidelines on child protection systems.
Ongoing work at the OECD on the development of guidelines for mainstreaming adaptation into development cooperation will assist us in these efforts.
One of the ways detailed in thereport for countering these risks may be the development of guidelines for providers of social networking sites.
Development of guidelines for the public funding from both EU(e.g. TEN-T and Structural Funds) and national sources of ITS facilities and services based on an assessment of their economic, social and operational value.
The project includes the exchange of experience and the joint development of guidelines for ecologically sustainable sport events.
(18) The Commission will ensure the development of guidelines at Community level on information security management for RFID applications, building on existing practices and experiences gained in Member States and third countries.
Clarification could, for instance, be provided through the development of guidelines, from the Commission and/or ESMA.
This phase is dedicated to the development of guidelines for the organisation of internships providing VET providers, students and companies with a package of easy to use guidelines and tools to effectively plan and manage internships.
Concrete actions will include the funding of research studies and projects, the establishment of platforms,coalitions and partnerships, the development of guidelines and best practices, awareness-raising campaigns and trainings, etc.
The Commission will also explore the development of guidelines on migrant smuggling for border authorities and consular services.
Enhance information targeting national competent authorities and the industry to ensure a proper implementation of the WFD and of the Marine Strategy Framework Directive9as regards aquaculture activities, including the development of guidelines on the application of the WFD to shellfish areas;
It has made a decisive contribution to the development of guidelines and above all the cross-border exchange of experience, information and cooperation.
In its conclusion on the prevention of forest fires within the European Union(3 010th General Affairs Council meeting of 26 April 2010) the Council invited the Commission to‘include forest fires in the priorities to be addressed in theongoing work on exchange of good practice and development of guidelines on risk assessment and mapping and guidelines on minimum standards for hazard- specific disaster prevention'.
ENISA should also be involved in the development of guidelines for sector-specific criteria for determining the significance of the impact of an incident.
This will entail an intensive exchange of views between statistical offices, encouraged and supported by the Commission,and also the development of guidelines for harmonisation of concepts and definitions of LAU level 1 regions.
Greater emphasis could also be given to enlarging the circle of stakeholders involved in the exchange of good practices,capacity-building and training activities and the development of guidelines and to engaging the whole range of stakeholders, including appeal authorities at the administrative or judicial level, legal and linguistic experts, health, education and vocational guidance professionals, cultural anthropologists, border guards and law enforcement officials.
This comprises an intensive exchange of views between statistical offices,encouraged and supported by the Commission, and the development of guidelines to a harmonisation of concepts with regard to the definition of LAU level 1 regions.
The Commission provides enhanced transpositionassistance through meetings of Member States experts and through the development of guidelines to help enforcers correctly implement the information requirements set out in Directive 2011/83/EU in the digital area.
The deliverables which the forum would strive to achieve could be: creation of a"knowledge bank" of different practices used in orderto prevent and/or deter undeclared work; development of guidelines for inspectors or of guides of good practice e.g. on how to conduct inspections to detect undeclared work; adoption of common principles and/or standards for inspections.