Examples of using Scope and approach in English and their translations into Greek
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AudiT sCope and approaCh 12.
Audit scope and approach 25.
Audit objective, scope and approach 12.
Audit scope and approach Audit questions 11.
Reply of the commission audit scope and approach 9.
For details see the section‘Audit scope and approach' in Chapters 2 to 7.
Audit scope and approach 2.8. Annex 1.1, Part 2,
Audit scope and approach 10 Our audit assessed whether the Commission is properly managing the risk of fraud in EU spending.
Review scope and approach 22 This review provides an overview of how the EU
C 340/282 Official Journal of the European Union 8.10.2019 EN Information in support of the statement of assurance Audit scope and approach 10.
Audit scope and approach 21 This special report is the latest in a series of ECA publications examining financial support to innovative SMEs14.
Audit scope and approach 17 Our strategy for 2018-202029 identified the perceived distance between citizens
Audit scope and approach 16 Our audit assessed how well the Commission used its competencies to contribute to nuclear safety in the EU.
Although not directly comparable in scope and approach, Eurostat has already some experience with organising rolling reviews in the framework of its evaluation activities.
A more detailed overview of commitments and disbursements by country for the period 1995 to 2005 is included in Annex I. Audit scope and approach 6.
Audit scope and approach 17 21 The Court established its audit criteria on the basis of the provisions in the treaty24 and the regulations in force25.
In the report in question I felt obliged to vote against a number of paragraphs whose spirit I support but whose scope and approach seem dubious.
Audit scope and approach 12 The aim of the audit was to assess whether EFSI is effective in raising finance to support investments in the EU.
Audit scope and approach 16 21 The expenditure planned and incurred in respect of knowledge-transfer