Examples of using Systematically include in English and their translations into Slovak
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To improve performance, systematically include fruit in the diet.
Topic systematically included in the agenda of political and sectorial dialogues and of high-level meetings with key non-EU countries or regions.
It provides that local contingency plans must systematically include unrepresented EU citizens.
Recent EU FTAs systematically include provisions on trade and sustainable development.
Programmes and projects in the energy sector should systematically include energy efficiency objectives.
In addition, it will systematically include an obligation for a correlation table to be communicated in each new proposal for a directive.
In their programmes, Member States are required to provide the methodology and agronomic assumptions for their calculations. However, they are not required to provide detailed figures and aid calculations,which are indeed not systematically included in the programmes.
Recent EU FTAs also systematically include provisions on trade and sustainable development.
Conclusions and recommendations 78 Recommendation 1 As regards the ex ante assessments for financial instruments:(a) the Commission's ex anteassessment for centrally managed instruments should systematically include an analysis of the‘lessons learnt' to date.
Calls upon the Commission to formally and systematically include regional and local SME envoys in this network;
The EU should systematically include on the agenda for the trans-atlantic dialogue the subject of reaching agreement on CSR and should also pursue this approach in the EU-Canada dialogue.
The corresponding purposes for which we process your personal information are systematically included in the“How We Use the Information We Obtain” section in the Privacy Notice above.
Quantitative objectives for freight(e.g. volume to be transported, number of freight trains, average commercial speed of freight trains and how it is related to the increase in maximum design speed, etc.)should be systematically included in project applications.
The Commission, however, systematically includes in the negotiation of fisheries agreements and protocols provisions to reinforce the scientific advices and stock assessments.
On that basis, the impact assessments for policy proposals relevant for the automotive industry, such as thosereferred to in other parts of this Communication, should systematically include also a competitiveness proofing exercise in order to determine the impact of new measures on the automotive industry.
Though governance is already systematically included in the regular political dialogue with the ACP countries, it will play an even more strategic role in the future, especially when programming the 10th EDF.
On energy and climate change, the Report emphasizes the importance of completing the internal market for energy and calls on Member States to set mandatoryenergy reduction targets for government buildings and systematically include energy efficiency as the one of the award criteria for public procurement.
Regular meetings of the NatureDirectors from the EU Member States now systematically include items on progress on the Biodiversity Action Plan and the implementation of the Nature Directives.
In order to ensure transparency on the surveillance of authorised medicinal products, the list of medicinal products subject to additional monitoring established by Regulation(EC) No 726/2004, as amended by Regulation(EU)No 1235/2010 of the European Parliament and of the Council should systematically include medicinal products that are subject to post-authorisation safety conditions.
The Council welcomed the fact that Human Rights issues andGender issues continued to be systematically included in the planning and conduct of all ESDP operations, and subsequently evaluated in the lessons learned process.
(1) In order to ensure transparency on the surveillance of authorised medicinal products, the list of medicinal products subject to additional monitoring established by Regulation(EC) No 726/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 31 March 2004 laying down Community procedures for the authorisation and supervision of medicinal products for human and veterinary use and establishing a European Medicines Agency(3),should systematically include medicinal products that are subject to certain post-authorisation safety conditions.
Calls on the Commission to ensure that the Observatory of European SMEs systematically includes social economy enterprises in its surveys and to make recommendations for measures to assist their functioning and development;
XThe Court recommends that the Commission should:(a) facilitate the exchange of epidemiological information between Member States;(b) examine whether the existing set of indicators should be updated to provide better information on veterinary control activities andthe cost-effectiveness of programmes;(c) systematically include, when relevant, the wildlife aspect in the veterinary programmes;(d) support the availability of vaccines for use by the Member States when epidemically justified.
Local coordination/EU added value:Laying down that local cooperation should systematically include collecting pertinent information and clarifying the role of the Union delegations(logistic and operational support, facilitating the exchange of information, etc.).
CERN Vice-president BranislavSitár stressed the need to resolve funding systematically, including for the next few years.
The EESC advocates reviewing existing EU legislation and systematically including UN CRPD principles in new EU legislation and policies.
Systematically including chapters on digital trade, SMEs, binding and enforceable trade and sustainable development in addition to gender-equality provisions in trade agreements and taking a lead on these topics in multilateral discussions;
The Commission has made efforts to overcome this problem by developing several pfm-related training courses. a lower priority tended to be given to ensuring there was adequate staffing to contribute to health andeducation sector dialogue despite the Commission systematically including objectives for these two areas in its gbs programmes41.