Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Multilateral controls in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Multilateral controls.
The eighth chapter concerns multilateral controls.
Number of multilateral controls in 2002.
Finally, national administrations should be encouraged to recruit more staff for multilateral controls.
Encourage the use of multilateral controls by all Member States when appropriate.
Greater flexibility should be introduced in the procedure for selecting multilateral controls and their duration;
Multilateral controls account for 10% of the budget for joint activities.
Informal preparatory meetings should be held prior to multilateral controls to make them more effective.
Multilateral controls also contributed to this objective average score 3.23.
Interested Member States propose multilateral controls to the Commission for financing by the programme.
The proposal also aims to specify the cases in which Member States may and must conduct multilateral controls.
However the number of multilateral controls fell during the last years of the programme.
training and multilateral controls.
Auditors have used Multilateral Controls intensively in the first two years of the 2007 programme.
Part 1 which looks at joint activities(exchanges, multilateral controls and training initiatives);
The example of the multilateral controls illustrates well the programme's potential put against its costs.
The Fiscalis 2007 Decision only provides a legal basis for the exchange of information in multilateral controls.
Multilateral controls are inspections of multinationals with interests or commercial activities in several countries.
subsistence expenses relating to multilateral controls, seminars, exchanges of officials and training activities;
The Commission will explore the possibility of setting up a EU cross border audit team to facilitate and improve multilateral controls.
exchanges, multilateral controls, training, and any other activities under Article 1(2)f.
Multilateral controls are a very important tool, indispensable to effectively control the correct application of Community legislation,
exchanges of officials, multilateral controls, training activities and other actions.
Certain multilateral controls are being financed by the Fiscalis 2013 programme to encourage Member States to include simultaneous controls in their control plans.
The travel and living expenses incurred by officials from the participating countries relating to multilateral controls, working visits, seminars, project groups;
However as multilateral controls involve an onerous
working visits, multilateral controls, training, and any other activities necessary to achieving the objectives.
The impact of multilateral controls scored 2.58 showing that their results are less widely disseminated than in the case of other activities.
To encourage the Member States to include simultaneous controls in their control plans, some multilateral controls are funded from the Fiscalis programme budget.
Member States which participated in multilateral controls consider that there has been has significant improvement in cooperation(average score 2.64) Annex 7, question 9.3.