Examples of using Joint deployment in English and their translations into Slovak
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Implementation of joint deployment plans.
Joint deployment of assets and other capabilities(includes staff and admin costs).
The effectiveness of each joint deployment plan is assessed each year.
The joint deployment plans are an all year-round activity covering a wide variety of species.
Provide the Agency with on-line access to the information necessary for the implementation of the joint deployment plan;
The joint deployment plans for cod in the Baltic and bluefin tuna will follow later.
These rules may cover in particular the procedures for the preparation andadoption of draft joint deployment plans.
This is done using joint deployment plans, which are drawn up by EFCA after consultation with EU countries.
The Agency may acquire,rent or charter the equipment that is necessary for the implementation of the joint deployment plans.
(15) A joint deployment plan should only be prepared by the Agency if it is provided for in the work programme.
Deploy their pooled means of control and inspection in accordance with the joint deployment plan and the requirements referred to in paragraph 4;
This training aimed to ensure joint deployment of police and soldiers in mixed guards at designated check-points all along the Slovak-Hungarian border.
I believe that the multiannual work programme will improve cost-effectiveness through enhanced regional cooperation andthe pooling of means under joint deployment plans.
It should also beable to provide itself with the necessary equipment to carry out joint deployment plans and to cooperate in the implementation of the EU Integrated Maritime Policy.
The Agency shall coordinate the implementation of specific control and inspection programmes established in accordance with Article 95 of Regulation(EC)No 1224/2009 through joint deployment plans.
(f) ensure that any means of control and inspection, assigned to a Union joint deployment plan, carry out their activities in accordance with the rules of the common fisheries policy.
The Agency shall, at the Commission's request, coordinate control and inspection activities by Member States on the basis of international control andinspection programmes by establishing joint deployment plans.
The draft joint deployment plan shall identify the means of control and inspection which could be pooled in order to implement the control and inspection programme that the plan relates to, on the basis of the interest of the Member States concerned in the relevant fishery.
On the basis of the notifications provided for in Article 11(2) and within three months from the receipt of such notifications,the Executive Director of the Agency shall establish a draft joint deployment plan in consultation with the Member States concerned.
(c) the relative number of Union fishing vessels flying its flag(engine power and gross tonnage)that are involved in the fishery that is subject to the joint deployment plan in relation to the total number of vessels that are involved in that fishery;
Appoint a single national point of contact/coordinator, who shall be conferred with sufficient authority to be able to respond in a timelymanner to requests from the Agency that relate to the implementation of the joint deployment plan, and notify this to the Agency;
When a trigger by-catch level has been detected by any fishery protection vessel of the coastal Member State orthat is participating in a joint operation under a Joint Deployment Plan, the fishery protection vessel shall inform without delay the competent authorities of the coastal Member State.
While Member States should respect their obligations relating to inspection and control, in particular under the specific control and inspection programme adopted pursuant to Regulation(EU) No 1380/2013, the Agency should nothave the power to impose additional obligations through joint deployment plans or to sanction Member States.
The Commission or a body designated by it shall coordinate the surveillance and inspection activities for the Community and shall draw up each year,in concert with the Member States concerned, a joint deployment plan for Community participation in the Scheme in the following year.
When an official, control observer or research platform detects that a trigger catch level has been reached, the official, the control observer of the coastal Member State orthe person who is participating in a joint operation under a Joint Deployment Plan shall inform without delay the competent authorities of the coastal Member State.
(18) The Executive Director should, in particular, draft precise deployment plans, using the resources notified by Member States, for the fulfilment of each control and inspection programme and respecting the rules and aims set out in the specific control andinspection programme on which the joint deployment plan is based, as well as other relevant rules, such as those relating to Union Inspectors.