Examples of using Reflection process in English and their translations into Slovak
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The reflection process has started.
Major and chronic diseasesgt; Reflection process.
The Council Reflection Process on Health Systems.
The success of the event will depend entirely on individual andcollective contributions to the reflection process.
The reflection process is accompanied by experienced Symbolon specialists.
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The report also provided input in the reflection process on the future instruments.
This reflection process culminated in the Commission's adoption of a legislative proposal 39 on 31 January 2018.
The aim of the proposal is to launch a high level reflection process on issues related to the mobility of health professionals.
The proposal seeks to build on the on-going project based cooperation on HTA andto address certain shortcomings identified in the reflection process.
So we need to launch a reflection process in order to build common ground.
The WOW64 Registry Reflector may modify the contents of keys andvalues during the reflection process to adjust path names, and so on.
It deepens the reflection process and supports an effective dialogue for everyone.
Leaders want to meetagain in Malta in January 2017 and conclude the reflection process at the Rome meeting in March 2017.
Launching a reflection process on possible connecting factors for enforcement jurisdiction in cyberspace.
The White Paper on the Future ofEurope in 2025 launched an overall debate and reflection process preceding the next MFF preparations.
The documents will feed into the reflection process on future EU-level action on patient safety and quality of care.
Linked to this, a Green Paper on conflict of laws in mattersconcerning matrimonial property regimes launched a reflection process on possible Community action.
The EU countries and the Commission are called upon to start a reflection process with a view to optimising the response to the challenge of chronic diseases.
Initiate a reflection process on chronic diseases, in order to identify ways to optimize the response to chronic diseases and the cooperation between EU countries.
Communication from the Commission- Follow-up to the high level reflection process on patient mobility and healthcare developments in the European Union.
The Guiding Principles for the development of a common information sharing environment for theEU maritime domain, as explained above, aim to trigger a reflection process at EU and Member State level.
This Communication was the starting point of a reflection process that lead to the adoption of a new Information Society initiative in 2005, to start in 2006.
Furthermore, ministers called upon the Commission topresent regular reports to the Council to contribute to the reflection process; the first report should be submitted by the end of 2012.
The reflection process on the future of Cohesion Policy takes place in the context of the budgetary review, following the mandate received in 2005/2006“to undertake a full, wide- ranging review covering all aspects of EU spending”.11.
The documents published today will feed into the reflection process currently underway on future EU-level action on patient safety and quality of care.
The opinion is the EESC's input to the reflection process on further strengthening the rule of law within the Union, proposed by the European Commission in a recent communication in which it invited all stakeholders to contribute to the debate.
Considering the current difficult situation in the beef sector,the Commission launched a reflection process involving member states and stakeholders in the margin of the informal agriculture meeting of 29-31 May 2011 in Debrecen.
The results of the Forum will be fed into the reflection process leading up to the European Commission's White Paper on a Communication Strategy for the European Union, which is expected to be published on the eve of the December 2005 meeting of the European Council.
The eInclusion conference in Riga initiated this reflection process, with a Ministerial Declaration laying out political guidance for further action.
Ministers concurred that the EU wide reflection process initiated by the conclusions could assist member states to meet the challenges of the health systems by providing a basis for the exchange of information and best practices.