Examples of using To define common in English and their translations into Swedish
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Member States were asked to define common approaches and indicators on quality in work.
Clearly a lack of shared ethical values makes it difficult to define common objectives.
To define common principles, expectations
Exploring the possibility for national funding bodies to define common basic principles on open access;
To define common denominators between metropolitan developments in spite of a broad diversity between MAs
It sees the Conference as an opportunity to define common solutions requiring action by all partners.
article 15 of the Insurance Directives and to define common prudential criteria.
Other partnerships are formally constituted and aim to define common objectives and establish a strategic framework.
That is why we need to define common basic standards that are better harmonised whilst maintaining justified diversity, as Mr Costa has reiterated.
The EESC asks the Commission to press the Member States to define common criteria for collecting data.
An important part of this is to define common methods of measuring to make it possible for customers to compare products with each other.
The creation of European Technology Platforms has brought together stakeholders to define common research agendas and deployment strategies.
Is there a need to define common and transparent principles for the management of,
The key to the future will lie in strengthening our political ability to define common strategies and objectives in an increasingly coordinated
with countries neighbouring the EU in order to define common regional marine research strategies.
The EESC supports international efforts to define common criteria and indicators for the SDGs and the post-2015 HFA.
it is important to define common standards for the exchange of data from.
Many teambuilding activities were necessary- such as workshops to define common goals and deliveries,
in particular its effort to bridge the gaps between different positions and to define common ground on the issues in the mandate.
we must encourage the Member States to define common objectives and agendas,
The commitment of the Union to define common positions within certain time frames,
the social partners to work together to define common objectives and, in particular, career paths for seafarers.
The purpose of the directive is to define common standards for persons to be returned in a humane manner and with full respect for their fundamental rights and dignity.
it would be easier for the EU to define common interests and agree upon a strategy to defend them.
The Qualification Directive was thus adopted with a view to define common criteria for the identification of persons in need of international protection
therefore has insufficient experience to define common assessment and exemption criteria for this type of aid.
Its involvement is crucial for three main reasons: to define common content selection criteria, to offer financial support
In all these domains, however, a combination of factors- data as well as institutional differences across the EU- still make it difficult to define common indicators that can be used across all 15 Member States.
The purpose of this communication would be to define common standards for the protection of individual rights in criminal proceedings in relation to a number of aspects that derive from the Convention on Human Rights
are normally used by players to define common mid term