Examples of using Intergovernmental framework in English and their translations into Slovak
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COST is a pan-European intergovernmental framework.
COST is an intergovernmental framework consisting in 36 Member Countries and a Cooperating State.
It is thereforenot a question of placing European powers in an intergovernmental framework, quite the contrary.
EU approaches and the intergovernmental framework can and should work in the same perspective.
Any decision concerning education at European level takes place in an intergovernmental framework.
Its intergovernmental framework was created in 1971 and currently covers 36 countries.
Given the hurdles that have to be overcome in any intergovernmental framework, previous and current performances of ESA are unquestioned.
COST is an intergovernmental framework for European Cooperation in Science and Technology, allowing the coordination of nationally-funded research on a European level.
Concerted action with Member States in this area is performed under theCouncil's Work Plans for Culture through a non-binding, intergovernmental framework for cooperation between Member States called the Open Method of Coordination(“OMC”).
COST is an intergovernmental framework that includes 35 Member Countries and one Cooperating State.
It is vital that there should be a simple, effective, efficient and transparent evaluation mechanism that will enable the Schengen area to be preserved as an area of free movement whilst, at the same time,it is indispensable to adapt the intergovernmental framework for the Schengen evaluation to the EU framework. .
However, an intergovernmental framework cannot produce a level playing field where aviation can thrive as rules cannot be enforced.
Radical change- Community framework, substantial budget increase would have two main features:a transfer of activities from national and intergovernmental frameworks to a Community framework; and an increase of European civil space expenditure of between one quarter and one third.
It is a non-binding, intergovernmental framework for policy exchange and concerted action suitable for a field such as this, where competence remains very much at Member State level.
The area without internal borders- the Schengenarea- was developed within an intergovernmental framework in the late 1980s and beginning of the 1990s by Member States willing to abolish internal border controls.
COST is an intergovernmental framework for European CO-operation in the field of Scientific and Technical Research, allowing the co-ordination of nationally funded research on a European level.
While the Board of Governors has the autonomy to decide on the existence andmodalities of financial assistance under an intergovernmental framework, the policy conditionality established under an enhanced surveillance or a macroeconomic adjustment programme should be consistent with the EU surveillance framework and must guarantee the respect of EU procedures.
Based on a European intergovernmental framework for cooperation in science and technology, COST has been contributing- since its creation in 1971- to closing the gap between science, policy makers and society.
The Commission recalls that the Member States built up the business case andcarried out the necessary preparatory assessments within an intergovernmental framework The Council took its decision to build SIS II on the basis of a feasibility study conducted in 1998 and a series of consultations among Member States culminating with the Swedish/Belgian initiative that was the basis for the first SIS II legal basis.
Based on a European intergovernmental framework for CO-operation in Science and Technology with 35 Member Countries and one Co-operating State, COST has, since its creation in 1971, contributed to closing the gap between science, policy makers and society throughout Europe and beyond.
II Developed and operated in an intergovernmental framework, the initial Schengen Information System(SIS 1) was in operation from 1995 until the launch of SIS II in 2013.
The area without internal borders as setup by the Schengen acquis- the Schengen area- was developed within an intergovernmental framework in the late 80s and beginning of the 90s by Member States willing to abolish internal border controls and implement accompanying measures to this end, such as common rules on external border controls, a common visa policy, police and judicial cooperation and the establishment of the Schengen Information System(SIS).
Projects in the framework of intergovernmental agreements of scientific and technical cooperation.
COST- European cooperation in Science and Technology- is an intergovernmental European framework for international co-operation between nationally funded research activities.