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Research programmes could be set up which help to develop technical capabilities.
Costs to develop technical specifications for monitoring(less than 0.2 million€ per year for the whole EU).
Engineers are people thatare responsible for applying mathematical and scientific knowledge in order to develop technical solutions for a problem.
Need to develop technical specifications and standardised methods for monitoring at Community levelto allow comparability of information.
Technology companies around the world have teamed up with the Techfugees initiative,collaborating with refugees to develop technical solutions that make life easier for them.
In its regulatory role, EBA has a mandate to develop technical standards and could usefully use its expert knowledge to continue in this task.
Thoughts on how to make the ventilation in the basement of the"little blood",can be realized in an irresponsible decision to bypass the need to develop technical requirements for the preparation of the premises.
The first mandate given to EBA to develop technical standards in this area is the mortgage credit directive(MCD), which was adopted in February 2014.
The EESC acknowledges the importance of the international dimension of the maritime domain andurges the need to develop technical and legal standards and explore the cooperation opportunities with third countries.
It also proposes to develop technical solutions which provide transparent information on copyrights and open licences to users of digital educational resources.
Therefore, as a general rule, the Board should always invite EBA when matters are discussed for which,in accordance with Directive 2014/59/EU, EBA is required to develop technical standards or to issue guidelines.
EGNOS, GALILEO's forerunner, has enabled the European Union to develop technical capability and know-how in the leading-edge field of satellite radionavigation.
To develop technical standards on protective equipment such as clothing, and to study the feasibility of equipping motorcycles with an airbag and/or including the airbag in the protective clothing.
SSM implications 90 In its regulatoryrole, EBA has a man- date to develop technical standards and could usefully use its expert knowledge to continue in this task.
This cooperation has led amongst others to the creation of a new body open to experts from all EU Member States,known by the French acronym CESNI4 whose task is to develop technical standards for the inland waterway sector.
The EESC recognises the need to develop technical expertise so that users of financial services can talk to financial industry specialists on an equal footing.
The Commission could also step up its efforts in stimulatingMember States to cooperate on the issue of HCAIs and to develop technical guidance through the ECDC and the network of surveillance bodies.
Conclusions and recommendations 37 Recommendation 1 Sufficient time should be allowed for drafting and for consultation and a cross-sectoral impact analysis should be considered- The legislator could take into ac- count the time needed for techni- cal standards to be drafted and the Commission's legislative proposalsshould provide sufficient time for EBA to develop technical stand- ards.
Finally, the Food and Agriculture Organisation(FAO)has also been working to develop technical guidelines for deep-sea fisheries within the framework of the Code of Conduct for Responsible Fishing.
Regulation(EC) No 1406/2002 of the European Parliament and of the Council10 requires the European Maritime Safety Agency(hereinafter:“the Agency”)to work with the Member States to develop technical solutions and provide technical assistance related to the implementation of Community legislation.
Recommendation 1- First bullet The Commission accepts therecommendation to provide sufficient time for EBA to develop technical standards and notes that the following aspects have already been implemented: in its legislative pro- posals the Commission is committed to provide for deadlines on empowerments for technical stand- ards which are relative to the entry into force of the relevant basic act(in general 12 months, 6 months as a minimum).
Teachers, publishers, ICT companies, to increase the supply of quality OER and other digital educational materials in different languages,to develop new business models and to develop technical solutions which provide transparent information on copyrights and open licenses to users of digital educational resources;
The Commission is also responsible for requesting EU standardisation bodies to develop technical standards in support of legislation, in accordance with the priorities identified in the Union's Annual Work Programme on standardisation6.
Taking account of the number of trade repositories for SFTs to be supervised, the number, type and complexity of tasks to be fulfilled by ESMA,the impact on the number of full time equivalents needed to develop technical standards and to carry out new additional tasks will be limited to 2 temporary agents.
By Decision C(2006) 124 final of 9 February 2007,the Commission gave a mandate to the European Railway Agency(hereinafter‘the Agency') to develop technical specifications for interoperability(TSIs) under Directive 2001/16/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 19 March 2001 on the interoperability of the trans-European conventional rail system(2).
Use the new programmes Erasmus+ and Horizon 2020 to encourage partnerships between creators of educational content(e.g. teachers, publishers, ICT companies), to increase the supply of quality OER and other digital educational materials in different languages,to develop new business models and to develop technical solutions which provide transparent information on copyrights and open licenses to users of digital educational resources;
By establishing closer contact between economists from the NCAs and the Commission,this subgroup aims to develop technical expertise and a joint approach in the application of modelling tools to competition policy.
Where harmonisation is required in order to safeguard legal certainty and Community policies,the Commission grants mandates to the CEPT to develop technical criteria at European level based on which spectrum harmonisation measures can be drafted and adopted by the RSC.
Teachers, publishers, ICT companies to increase the supply of quality OER and other digital educational materials in different languages,to develop new business models and to develop technical solutions which provide transparent information on copyrights and open licenses to users of digital educational resources; Commission.