Examples of using Set of common principles in English and their translations into Slovak
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A set of common principles for this dialogue is essential.
The Commission hopes to define"a set of common principles" on flexicurity by the end of 2007.
It means that migration, like other areas of international relations,will be guided by a set of common principles and approaches!
A clear set of common principles should be agreed to reduce differences to the absolutely necessary.
The preceding chapters allow identifying the following set of common principles of relevance to MSP in the EU.
The objective of the Communication is to explore flexicurity andhelp Member States adopt by the end of the year a set of common principles.
We therefore propose that a set of common principles and practices be applied, giving direction to existing industrial initiatives.
Like other areas of international relations,migration is best guided by a set of common principles and approaches!
The European Commission has today put forward a set of common principles to help guide EU countries in their strategies to tackle poverty.
With this as a basis, the Commission published a communication onflexicurity in June 2007 including the presentation of a set of common principles.
It comprises a set of common principles to guide SME policy as well as proposed actions to translate the principles into practice.
The Commission will present a report with a view to facilitating agreement,by the end of 2007, on a set of common principles, comprising the following elements.
In particular the Council adopted a set of common principles to guide cooperation between national authorities in the area of financial stability.
It proposes that by the end of the year Member States adopt Council Conclusions,based on the attached recommendation defining a set of common principles.
Competitiveness Boards should conform to a set of common principles, taking into account the diversity of experiences and practices in Member States.
Following consultation with the social partners, the Commission will present a Communication on flexicurity by summer 2007 as the basis for agreement,by the end of 2007, on a set of common principles.
In addition, the institutions have also agreed, as I mentioned, a set of common principles which very directly apply to the budgetary management of these Community agencies.
Its purpose is to facilitate a comprehensive debate between EU Institutions, Member States, social partners and other stakeholders,so that the European Council may adopt a set of common principles of flexicurity by the end of 2007.
The Commission proposes a set of common principles that shall apply in all cases of indirect managed, i.e. whenever the Commission entrusts third parties with the implementation of the Union budget.
While the judicial systems of the Member States differ significantly in detail,there is a set of common principles which apply to all of them, as well as to the EU as such.
The purpose of this Communication is to facilitate a comprehensive debate between EU institutions, Member States, social partners and other stakeholders, so that the European Council may adopt,by the end of 2007, a set of common principles of flexicurity.
The International Institute for the Unification of Private Law(UNIDROIT) has drafted a set of common principles(PDF File 416 KB)of civil procedure as regards protective measures.
Its basic approach is that a set of common principles in the field of nuclear safety, already included in the CNS, are regulated at Community level, supplemented with additional safety requirements for new nuclear power reactors, which Member States are encouraged to develop in line with the principle of continuous improvement of safety, on the basis of the safety levels developed by WENRA and in close collaboration with the European High Level Group on Nuclear Safety and Waste Management(HLG).
The Commission decided to prepare apublic consultation which should contribute to identify a set of common principles for any future legislative proposals concerning collective redress.
As regards the validation of non-formal, informal and formal learning, a set of common principles was adopted by the European Council in May 2004, and a European Inventory on validation, providing a basis for mutual learning and exchange of experiences between Member States, was finalised13 in 2004.
As a result of all this work that I have mentioned, during which we were always able to count on the assistance of the Commission,the Council is now able to endorse a set of common principles on flexicurity which we hope to formally adopt at the meeting on 5 and 6 December.
The Commission, jointly with Member States and Social Partners,was asked to“explore the development of a set of common principles on f l flexicurity” as a useful reference in achieving more open and responsive labour markets and more productive workplaces.
In particular, a Commission Communication on flexicurity will be presented in June 2007,which will set out to develop the arguments in favour of the"flexicurity" approach and to outline a set of common principles by the end of 2007 to help Member States steer the reform efforts.
The relations with ESA will be streamlined under a single financial framework partnership agreement with the Union(as it will be defined in the Financial Regulation),defining a set of common principles and rules while today several contribution agreements and working arrangements with different implementation rules have been signed with ESA by the Commission and the Agency.
In the context of the 2008 White Paper on damages actions for breach of the EC anti-trust rules,it was decided to launch a public consultation to help identify a set of common principles to be taken into account when drawing up legislative proposals concerning collective redress.