Examples of using Externalising in English and their translations into Swedish
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And by externalising functionalities, you create new possibilities.
DG INFSO also envisage(partially) externalising the implementation of CEF to agencies.
They must also avoid externalising border control to countries8 that do not recognise the right to asylum or the Geneva Convention9.
a series of considerations militate in favour of externalising certain implementation tasks at present performed by the Commission,
Writing means externalising my thoughts, analysing them,
I personally wonder about the procedure used to calculate the cost of externalising or privatising this service,
through further steps towards externalising the Union's research and innovation funding.
DG ENER envisages(partially) externalising the implementation of CEF to agencies.
A cost-effectiveness assessment of externalising certain elements of the public health programme will be used to support possible decisions.
Those of the European motor vehicle industry, interested in preserving the brand image by externalising the distribution function in a rational
The first will calculate the cost/effectiveness of externalising non-core tasks,
The Commission envisages(partially) externalising the implementation of this programme to an executive agency.
The Commission may envisage(partially) externalising the implementation of the Programme to existing executive agencies.
This exercise will take full account of the potential for externalising non-core activities where this is more efficient
On the contrary, by defining our management roles effectively and by externalising the obligations to execute already determined policies in a highly accountable way, we are securing the permanence and competence of the European civil service
The hidden or externalised costs that they impose on society.
That is, the class that thought have been externalised, technologized and historicized to.
The Commission may externalise the implementation of the Europe for Citizens programme to an executive agency.
In countries with internal tensions, it is tempting for populist politicians to"externalise" those tensions, channelling people's anger towards an external target to avoid addressing the real problems.
As honourable Members will know, over the years Parliament has put forward a number of proposals including the idea that we should externalise the management of our overseas aid.
Preparations for a full revision 2018 including the related in-house workflows and the integration of externalised websites are foreseen.
simplifying management of the respective externalised bodies and brining them to a comparable operational size.
can externalise environmental costs, is simply not viable in the long term.
(7) It should be recalled that nothing in this Directive obliges Member States to contract out or externalise the provision of services that they wish to provide themselves
DG which includes consideration of which of its tasks, if any, could be externalised.
At the same time, the staff assigned to the Executive Agencies of the Commission will have to increase in proportion to the part of the budget corresponding to the externalised activities and taking into account the commitment on staffing made by the Commission A Budget for Europe 2020 COM(2011) 500.
At the same time, the staff assigned to the Executive Agencies of the Commission will have to increase in proportion to the part of the budget corresponding to the externalised activities and taking into account the commitment on staffing made by the Commission A Budget for Europe 2020 COM(2011) 500.