Examples of using Common guidelines in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The common guidelines due later this year on the remedies that may be imposed on operators with significant market power will be of particular importance.
developing common guidelines for spatial planning.
The Parties shall progressively formulate and adopt, in cooperation with the competent international organizations, common guidelines and, as appropriate, standards or criteria dealing in particular with.
In conformity with Article 18 of the Convention, the Contracting Parties shall progressively formulate and adopt, if necessary in cooperation with competent international organisations, common guidelines and, as appropriate, standards or criteria dealing in particular with.
be reaffirmed in the shape of regional and sub-regional programmes and common guidelines for bilateral cooperation.
Calls on the Commission to draft common guidelines for SMEs and on the Member States to encourage national authorities and/or self-regulatory bodies to provide advisory services for SMEs
There are several common guidelines, rules of thumb,
The Council welcomes the common guidelines for the national sides
There are some common guidelines, rules of thumb,
The common guidelines that accompanied the Council Decision state that joint flights can be organised for persons who do not or no longer fulfil
The Commission shall draw up, no later than one year from the date of the entry into force of this Directive, common guidelines for funding given to ports by Member States or out of public funds
Above all, the link between common guidelines set down at Community level and their implementation at national level, in accordance with each country's internal distribution of power, should be strengthened through an effective‘name
The Parties to this Protocol shall, at their first meeting, formulate and adopt, if necessary in co-operation with the competent international organizations, common guidelines and, if needed, standards or criteria dealing in particular with.
The European Commission should agree with Member States a common framework and common guidelines for measuring, monitoring
The Committee urges the European Commission to propose a recommendation to Member States containing common guidelines on institutional change to promote gender equality in universities and research institutions, as announced in the European Research Area communication of 2012.
associations to adopt common guidelines amongst themselves and for themselves.".
associations to adopt common guidelines amongst themselves and for themselves.
the EESC believes that the'Community activities' to be carried out'while respecting Member States' competencies' should be understood more correctly as'common guidelines' inspired by mutually-accepted concepts concerning the fight against alcoholism,
In the light this the EESC believes that the"Community activities" to be carried out"while respecting Member States' competencies" should be understood as"common guidelines" inspired by mutually-accepted concepts concerning the aim of reducing alcohol related harm, in all its forms.
In the light this the EESC believes that the'Community activities' to be carried out'while respecting Member States' competencies' should be understood as'common guidelines' inspired by mutually-accepted concepts concerning the aim of reducing alcohol related harm, in all its forms.