Examples of using To develop a common approach in English and their translations into Slovak
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We should also seek to develop a common approach in relation to the emerging economies.
Has as its objective to enhance the level of interoperability of railway systems and to develop a common approach to safety on the European railway system.
Invites the EU-ACP JPA to develop a common approach in defining the future development framework after 2015;
It has establisheda Communicators' network with Member States representatives to develop a common approach for the communication of CPC Network actions;
It may be desirable to develop a common approach to market design for enabling demand response to compete on an equal footing with generators.
Russian Prime Minister, Dmitry Medvedev during meeting withEurasian Economic Union countries urged them to develop a common approach to cryptocurrencies.
The Commission is supporting the EDA to develop a common approach to standardisation and certification.
The Commission intends to liaise with Member States,notably through the Committee of European Securities Regulators(CESR), to develop a common approach to enforcement.
The purpose of his visit is to develop a common approach with the United States in order to relaunch negotiations to create a common air space.
We therefore recommend continuing the work on 5G Security and Certification started with GSMA and 3GPP,in order to develop a common approach that is recognized throughout Europe.
Continue working with authorities to develop a common approach to enforcement through discussions in workshops, the common activities and the sweeps.
In order to build sufficient trust for exchanging data in a decentralised cross-sectoral manner,there is a need to develop a common approach with regard to classification levels.
(16) The Council Resolution of15 June 199224 invited the Commission to develop a common approach and to work with Member States towards harmonisation at Community level of radioactive waste management strategies and practices wherever possible.
The initiative of the Commission to send its new proposals to national parliaments and seek their reactions was endorsed, but in order to make this dialogue more efficient theEuropean Parliament believes there is a need to develop a common approach to the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality.
The AgencyŐs aim is to enhance the level of interoperability of railway systems and to develop a common approach to safety in order to contribute to creating a more competitive European railway sector with a high level of safety.
Notes that the number of Agencies is constantly increasing and that, in accordance with the Commission's political responsibility for the operation of the Agencies, which goes far beyond mere logistical support, there is an even higher need for the Directorates-Generalof the Commission charged with the setting up and monitoring of Agencies to develop a common approach to the Agencies;
The Agency's aim is to enhance the level of interoperability of railway systems and to develop a common approach to safety in order to contribute to creating a more competitive European railway sector with a high level of safety(2).
Its main objectives are to develop a common approach to nuclear safety, to provide an independent capability to examine nuclear safety in accession and candidate countries to the EU and network regulators in Europe by exchanging experience and discussing significant safety issues.
Seventeen associations and AI Platforms from Central and Eastern Europe,fully support the European Commission's goal to develop a common approach towards the opportunities and challenges that come hand in hand with the development of artificial intelligence.
As regards preparedness and response planning,the specific objective is to develop a common approach to preparedness planning at EU level for all serious cross-border threats to health, ensuring coherence and interoperability among sectors at EU level and between Member States.
It should pursue the work carried out in its Internet Task Force andcontinue to develop a common approach among national data protection supervisory authoritiesto harmonize the implementation of national law, in particular as regards applicable law and transborder data flows.
It provides in particular, a platform for discussion of trends in consumer protection;contributes to developing a common approach in enforcement within the CPC Network through the endorsement of common standards and guidelines(e.g. the Manual for internet investigations, the CPC operating guidelines) and gives operational orientations to the CPC Network in the form of annual Enforcement Action Plans.
Ladies and gentlemen, the exceptional flow of immigrants besetting the Italian coast and, hence, the whole of Europe,must spur us on to developing a common approach at last for managing this phenomenon.
The European Council(…) invites the Council and the Commission to examine,with a view to developing a common approach, whether in the context of the EC readmission policy it would be opportune to facilitate, on a case by case basis, the issuance of short-stay visas to third-country nationals, where possible and on a basis of reciprocity, as part of a real partnership in external relations, including migration-related issues.".
According to the Hague Programme of 4-5 November 2004“The European Council invites the Council and the Commission to examine,with a view to developing a common approach, whether in the context of the EC readmission policy it would be opportune to facilitate, on a case by case basis, the issuance of short-stay visas to third country nationals, where possible and on the basis of reciprocity, as part of a real partnership in external relations, including migration-related issues”.
On the other hand, efforts are made to develop a common EU approach to social security coordination with third countries.
Today, the Commission recommends steps and measures to develop a common EU approach for the use of mobile applications and mobile data in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Its aim is to provide a forum to discuss key issues and develop a common approach to the application of EU competition rules in the energy markets and to encourage monitoring of competition in the EU energy markets.
At Hampton Court in October 2005, Heads of State and Government identified immigration as a key area for future work,inviting the Union and the Member States to further develop a common approach.