Examples of using Common set in English and their translations into Croatian
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In Sweden, more than 70 cities and towns- 25 per cent of all municipalities in the country- have adopted a common set of"Sustainability Principles"
A common set of five different tyres,
market surveillance authorities should have a common set of investigative and enforcement powers,
each CERT meets a common set of minimum capabilities
It is proposed that, once granted access to the labour market, applicants should be entitled to a common set of rights based on equal treatment with nationals of the Member State similarly as other third-country nationals who are working in the Union for example under the Single Permit Directive16
each CSIRT meets a common set of minimum capabilities
for third-country nationals to reside and work in the territory of a Member State and on a common set of rights for third-country workers legally residing in a Member State.
each CERT meets a common set of minimum capabilities
This Directive builds upon Council Directive 2016/xx/EU on a common corporate tax base(which lays down a common set of corporate tax rules for computing the tax base)
each CSIRT possesses a common set of minimum capabilities
A common set of standards to improve consultation, participation and dialogue with partners such as regional,
including a common electronic message for the transmission, a common set of definitions and procedures for the submission,
for third-country nationals to reside and work in the territory of a Member State and on a common set of rights for third-country workers legally residing in a Member State.
permit for third-country nationals to reside and work in the territory of a Member State and on a common set of rights for third-country workers legally residing in a Member State with the possible exceptions that apply under that Directive.
These are separate chairs and common sets, armchairs, small sofas,
The Commission will coordinate with Member States the development of a prototype for a European Catalogue of ICT standards for public procurement which will support interoperability in the acquisition of digital solutions by encouraging the reference to common sets of ICT standards and profiles in Public Procurers' calls for tenders.
However, just having a common set of rules is not enough.
For example, victims of crime have a common set of minimum rights wherever they are in the EU.
This makes identifying a common set of detailed rules fitting such a variety of services for smaller vessels extremely challenging.
The new EU Resettlement Framework will establish a common set of standard procedures for the selection