Examples of using Monitoring scheme in English and their translations into Slovak
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Rail Market Monitoring Scheme.
The Physician's guide to prescribing, including a liver monitoring scheme.
Rail Market Monitoring Scheme(rmms).
In this context, the Commission remains of the opinion that the monitoring scheme was appropriate.
The monitoring scheme foreseen by the consumer associations needs some significant adaptations.
The Commission considers that the monitoring scheme was appropriate.
(d)an appropriate monitoring scheme, with an increased monitoring frequency where necessary;
The communication on the Rail Market Monitoring Scheme(RMMS);
The Commission will use the‘Rail Market Monitoring Scheme' to provide a scoreboard for effective rail market opening in the whole EU.
For identifying risk areas,the Commission encourages Member States to use existing monitoring schemes.
(9) Notably the EU pollinators monitoring scheme and indicators;
In 2007, the Bank started updating and developing the core aspects of Gender and Diversity(G& D) Strategy,the Action Plan and a monitoring scheme for the EIB Group.
Elaborate agricultural practices plan and monitoring scheme for the project sites in Hungary.
To monitor on regular basis the implementation of multi-annual agreements and the progress made in their application,possibly in the framework of the rail market monitoring scheme.
The price controls of the SOI are complemented with a price monitoring scheme by consumer organisations.
The authors suggested that the airborne distribution of microscopic plastic particles has so far been neglected as a source of contamination andshould be monitored in standard air pollution monitoring schemes.
The proposal will build upon an already existing monitoring scheme that was established earlier in order to follow the implementation of the CO2 and cars strategy.
The addition of specific SCP indicators within the resourceefficiency indicators will also provide a basis for SCP targets and monitoring schemes.
Asks the Commission to ensure effective and realistic monitoring schemes, based on robust and scientific sampling methodologies to track progress on all objectives;
We call on theEuropean Commission to distinguish between imported goods on the basis of their ecological footprint and to establish a carbon monitoring scheme for all trade policies.
This kind of data is already collected forpassenger traffic under voluntary Railway Market Monitoring Scheme(RMMS) managed by the Commission; however, this has not yet been extended to freight traffic.
The Commission has started to collect service-related data and indicators on the developments in the use of rail networks,and on the evolution of framework conditions through its Rail Market Monitoring Scheme(RMMS) platform.
Since most relevant indicatorsare currently monitored through the Rail Market Monitoring Scheme(RMMS)3 the monitoring of this initiative could be carried out within RMMS.
Monitoring schemes shall be undertaken on an annual basis and established for vessels flying their flag and with an overall length of 15 m or more to monitor cetacean by-catch, for the fisheries and under the conditions defined below.
To meet the monitoring requirements,in 2001 the Commission set up a Rail Market Monitoring Scheme(RMMS) consisting of publishing information on different aspects of the railway markets on the website5 of the Directorate-General for Energy and Transport.
A large majority in the European Parliament voted in favour of this report, which seeks to improve the links between trade and climate action through proposals to discriminate against products in accordance with their environmental impact andto create a carbon monitoring scheme for all trade policies.
The Commission will devise and test an EU-wide pollinator monitoring scheme to ensure the provision of good quality data for assessing the status and trends of pollinator species in the EU and developing a pollinator indicator.
When developing Community monitoring schemes it is important to draw on national, pan-European and global monitoring schemes that already exist or are in preparation, and to ensure protection of landowners' privacy with respect to data handling and publishing.
However, the EESC recognises that these voluntary monitoring schemes and codes of conduct do not work in all Member States and need to be accompanied by formal mechanisms for monitoring and enforcement at national and EU level.