Examples of using Implementation options in English and their translations into Slovak
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We also offer a diverse range of implementation options.
I began to discuss implementation options with familiar professional developers.
Simplifying system by reducing implementation options.
I began to discuss implementation options with some professional developers I knew.
A standard like MHP is a complex specification with a variety of implementation options.
There are a variety of implementation options, depending on which SharePoint product you use.
Beyond that there is a great diversity of LPIS andMember States choose various implementation options.
I began to discuss implementation options with familiar professional developers.
Following a consultation andpre-screening process the latter impact assessment analysed key implementation options.
To develop more complex tools, I began to discuss implementation options with professional developers I knew.
Following a consultations andpre-screening process the latter impact assessment analysed key implementation options.
The Commission developed an impact assessment on the implementation options of the NER 300 programme within the limits given by the ETS Directive.
I do not claim that everyone has to collect everything,I just want to indicate that the collection offers multi-layered thematic implementation options.
The Commission has limitedpower to push Member States towards greening implementation options offering greater environmental benefits(see paragraphs 51 to 54).
So with each new challenge, always in relation to earlier, increasing insight into perspective, a new experience,technical and expressive potential of a variety of implementation options.
The impact assessment should examine implementation options and their implications, as well as the choice of legal instrument with a view to best facilitating the effectiveness of the measure.
As the first response to this call,the Commission published a Communication on 25 of October 20113, on the implementation options for an Entry Exit System and the RTP.
On this basis, the Council opted for one of the proposed implementation options(but not the one recommended by the feasibility study) in order to go ahead with the project in 2003.
Of the five Member States, only two(the Netherlands and Poland) commissioned studies or expert opinions to analyse the environmental andclimate impact of various greening implementation options.
The Commission conducted stakeholder consultation anddeveloped a proportionate impact assessment on the implementation options of the NER 300 programme within the legal limits provided to it by the ETS Directive.
Following the European Council of 23 and 24 June 2011 asking the smart borders package to be pushed forward rapidly, i.e. work on legislative proposals for an entry/exit system(EES) and a Registered Traveller Programme(RTP)3,the Commission published a Communication on 25 October 2011,4 on the implementation options for the EES and the RTP.
Managing authorities will have the same basic flexible implementation options- management under the responsibility of the managing authority or direct management by the managing authority- but the related conditions have been simplified;
However, as illustrated in paragraph 54 and Box 3,the Commission cannot oblige Member States to favour those greening implementation options which are more beneficial for the environment and climate.
For shared management, the Commission will include in the guidance note on implementation options under Article 38(1)(b) CPR additional recommendations to require alignment of financial instruments structures with the policy set out in the Commission Communication on the anti-tax avoidance package of January 2016.
In relation to national/regional level financial instruments the Commission started toelaborate and presented on 28 April 2016 to Member States a draft guidance note on the implementation options under Article 38(1)(b) CPR.
The proposed Regulation has been thesubject of an impact assessment concerning possible implementation options of the CEF as a policy initiative, i.e. options concerning the definition of the CEF operational rules.
The Commission will in the guidance note on implementation options under Article 38(1)(b) CPR emphasise the importance of this requirement in the funding agreement signed by the managing authorities and will indicate that a verification of the adequacy of this provision falls within the scope of regular audit work of the audit authorities. As regards the target implementation date, the Commission underlines that the recommendation is being implemented, insofar as it concerns the Commission.
Insofar as it is concerned, theCommission considers this recommendation as being implemented through a draft guidance note on the implementation options under Article 38(1)(b) CPR presented for the first time to Member States on 28 April 2016 and now under finalisation, the extensive clarifications provided to Member States on what concerns the SME Initiative and the brochure to guide Member States on ESIF/EFSI complementarities.
The Commission will in the final version of the guidance note on implementation options under Article 38(1)(b) CPR emphasise the importance of the requirement in the CPR on the use of resources returned in the funding agreement signed by the managing authorities and will indicate that a verification of the adequacy of this provision falls within the scope of regular audit work of the audit authorities.