Examples of using Peer evaluation in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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The body shall provide its members with peer evaluation services satisfying the requirements of Articles 10 and 11.
Accept any existing scheme thatalready lays down evaluation criteria and procedures for peer evaluation.
For this reason they are to take the utmost account of the results of the peer evaluation organised by the European accreditation infrastructure.
In May 2006, the School was declared eligible for EQUIS accreditation andthe candidacy plan is now geared towards peer evaluation audit.
It is also appropriate as a requirements document for the peer evaluation process for mutual recognition arrangements between accreditation bodies.
EA may also recognise alreadyexisting schemes that lay down their evaluation criteria and peer evaluation procedures.
One of the most important tasks of EA is the organisation of the peer evaluation system of national accreditation bodies, which is the cornerstone of the European accreditation system.
Member States shall ensure that their national accreditation bodies regularly undergo peer evaluation as required by paragraph 1.
An external peer evaluation of the International Board of Auditors for NATO(IBAN) has found that the Board adheres to high professional standards of efficiency and effectiveness.
EA may contribute to the development of sector schemes andtheir corresponding evaluation criteria and peer evaluation procedures.
EA is central to the implementation of the Regulation and through the peer evaluation system is the body that has the closest oversight of the practical functioning of accreditation in Europe.
EA is central to the implementation of the Regulation(EC)No 765/2008 and one of its most important tasks is the organisation of the peer evaluation system of national accreditation bodies.
Peer evaluation shall ascertain whether the national accreditation bodies meet the requirements laid down in Article 8, taking into account the relevant harmonised standards referred to in Article 11.
Effective cooperation among national accreditationbodies is essential for the proper implementation of peer evaluation and with regard to cross-border accreditation.
Mr. Facklam also reminded the results of the peer evaluation of NAAU in 2011 and gave valuable recommendations as to the upcoming evaluation of NAAU by the EA which is due to happen in spring of 2014.
Request the body recognised under Article 14 to lay downevaluation criteria and procedures for peer evaluation and to develop sectoral accreditation schemes;
Peer evaluation' shall mean a process for the assessment of a national accreditation body by other national accreditation bodies, carried out in accordance with the requirements of this Regulation, and, where applicable, additional sectoral technical specifications;
In the period from June 3, 2019 to June 7,2019 NAAU successfully underwent the EA scheduled peer evaluation in order to confirm NAAU signatory status to the EA Bilateral Agreement(EA-BLA).
In order to ensure the equivalence of the level of competence of conformity assessment bodies, to facilitate mutual recognition and to promote the overall acceptance of accreditation certificates and conformity assessment results issued byaccredited bodies, it is necessary that national accreditation bodies operate a rigorous and transparent peer evaluation system and regularly undergo such evaluation. .
Where the national accreditation bodies referred to in the firstsubparagraph have not successfully undergone peer evaluation under Article 10 in respect of the conformity assessment activities for which accreditation is sought.
Given the role of the body recognised under this Regulation in the peer evaluation of accreditation bodies andits ability to assist the Member States with the management of that peer evaluation, the Commission should be in a position to provide grants for the functioning of the secretariat of the body recognised under this Regulation, which should provide ongoing support for accreditation activities at Community level.
Getting hired to the position of judge or prosecutor should be the result of exams,and promotions should be based on exams and/or peer evaluations rather than political nominations.
If a national accreditation body can demonstrate as a result of the peer evaluation process that it meets the requirements of the relevant harmonised standard(255), it is presumed to meet the requirements for national accreditation bodies that are outlined in Article 8 of the Regulation.
National accreditation bodies may find themselves in competition on the markets of third countries, but that must have no effect on their activities inside the Community,or on the cooperation and peer evaluation activities organised by the body recognised under this Regulation.
National authorities shall recognise the equivalence of the services delivered by thoseaccreditation bodies which have successfully undergone peer evaluation under Article 10, and thereby accept, on the basis of the presumption referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article, the accreditation certificates of those bodies and the attestations issued by the conformity assessment bodies accredited by them.
The European cooperation for Accreditation(the EA), whose main mission is to promote a transparent and quality-led system for the evaluation of the competence of conformity assessment bodies throughout Europe,manages a peer evaluation system among national accreditation bodies from the Member States and other European countries.
The aim of the peer evaluation system is to ensure consistency and equivalence of accreditation practices across Europe so that the wider market place, including the national public authorities(254), mutually recognise the services delivered by those bodies that have successfully passed the peer evaluation, and therefore accept the accreditation certificates and the attestations issued by the conformity assessment bodies accredited by them.
Each national accreditation body shall regularly makepublicly available information concerning the results of its peer evaluation, the conformity assessment activities in respect of which it operates accreditation and any changes thereto.
More importantly- and this is of specific importance for the regulatory sphere-if a national accreditation body has successfully undergone peer evaluation for a specific conformity assessment activity, national authorities are obliged to accept the accreditation certificates issued by this body, as well as any attestations(e.g. test or inspection reports, certificates) issued by conformity assessment bodies accredited by this accreditation body.
During the training You will have the opportunity to familiarize with the concept of“Formative Assessment”, its advantages and disadvantages, compare it with traditional evaluation, learn about peering evaluation and digital tools for its implementation.