Exemple de utilizare a Common understanding în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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On that basis companies can then reach a common understanding on the terms of coordination of their competitive behaviour,
Towards a Common Understanding of Synodality and Primacy in the Church in the First Millennium.
the two sides have now reached a common understanding.
The EESC therefore would encourage the Commission to look for a common understanding of these issues.
Faculty and staff must first establish a common understanding of what bullying is
It aims to develop a common understanding of the quality of these services within the EU.
To establish a common understanding of bullying and appropriate intervention,
It has been working together with the Joint Undertaking to establish a common understanding on how to work in partnership in the SESAR Joint Undertaking.
This is essential for creating a common understanding of the issues at hand,
Meanwhile, the Commission has developed two specific frameworks to ensure common understanding and foster citizens digital competences()
The scope of the retreat was to consolidate a common understanding of fiscal, economic
(2) Improve the sharing of experience by promoting a common understanding of disaster risk management practices
the Van Rompuy report pointed out that a common understanding was important in order to carry out more far-reaching reforms.
Tonight we have a common understanding that we cannot continue like we did before.
An important reason for this state of affairs lies in the lack of a common understanding of the fateful pages of history for the Moldovan state.
to build agreement and common understanding on key concepts.
The survey is the basis for building the necessary common understanding on the priorities for action at national and EU level for the next twelve months.
The 2009 KETs Communication defined the EU's key enabling technologies for the first time and advocated for a common understanding also at Member States level.
To develop a common understanding of the key concepts of human rights with a focus on gender-based discrimination.
The aim is to propose guidelines to national enforcers which aim at establishing a common understanding of the rules.