Examples of using Evaluator in English and their translations into Finnish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
The most important instrument for progress measurement is the Technology Evaluator, which ensures the technical cooperation coherence among the ITDs.
Member States who appointed one evaluator per Single Programming Document(SPD)
The evaluator considers that greater targeting could be attained by, for example, changing prioritised target groups from one year to another.
The evaluator noted that stakeholders made considerable contributions, notably through voluntary work
The Evaluator believes that Action 2 has focused too strongly on establishing,
The evaluator considers that the current payment system of the Commission(“50% before/50% after) causes cash-flow problems some operators,
The evaluator noted that these objectives, while not of course contradictory, could sometimes be difficult to combine satisfactorily.
The evaluator perceives that only a few performance events(Part II) and a few Part
The evaluator considers that the management of the Programme had been carried out efficiently
In terms of efficiency, the Evaluator reports that Commission funding is viewed by all authorities as very helpful.
In contrast, the procedure for choosing the independent CSF evaluator started very late
The evaluator noted that the Commission might need additional human resources to handle the work load, if clearly defined deadlines were to be met in the future.
Financing of the institutions: The Evaluator recommends, especially with respect to CIFE,
Results: The Evaluator recommends that greater emphasis should be put on enhancing the impact of the activities developed through the supported associations.
The evaluator recommends that the Commission create an integrated electronic monitoring system able of bringing together the information that the Commission holds on each years projects,
The Commission service responsible for evaluation may also decide to involve an evaluator from outside of the Commission services in the evaluation process.
The evaluator states a strong case for requiring a minimum level of financial input from all co-organisers as a means of ensuring a solid level of commitment.9.
On a general note, the evaluator found Culture 2000 to be an adequate mechanism for meeting the needs of cultural cooperation in Europe.
The Commission believes that the definition of the Programme objectives is ultimately a political choice, as the evaluator also recognises.
The evaluator has been repeatedly asked by the Commission to give concrete proposals for improvement but has given poor guidance in this respect.