Examples of using Consistent approach in English and their translations into Hungarian
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coherent and consistent approach and continuation of the efforts to fight this extremely pernicious
(7) Common definitions in this area are important to ensure a consistent approach in Member States' application of this Directive.
In terms of the impact of the programme the consistent approach and messages across Europe are an important factor for the high level of success of the programme.
which requires reflection, a consistent approach and the introduction of and experimentation with more constructive practices.
to provide a compliant and consistent approach to data protection.
The objective is to present a consistent approach as regards innovation technologies for the food sector(cloning, nanotechnology, GM animals).
Tender(instead of the"lowest price"), as well as a consistent approach to rejecting abnormally low tenders are essential pillars of efficient and fair competition.
Text proposed by the Commission Amendment(7) Common definitions in this area are important to ensure a consistent approach in Member States' application of this Directive.
guidelines are necessary to ensure a proper and consistent approach to resolution planning among the many actors in the process.
In addition, the three Rapporteurs endeavoured to adopt a consistent approach given the many interactions between the three proposals.
I feel that it is a good moment to adopt a consistent approach in relations between the United States and Europe, on the one hand, and Russia, on the other.
an overall transparent and consistent approach is still missing.
Continuing differences between Member States result in the absence of a consistent approach to nuclear safety.
The EESC asks the European Commission to coordinate action to enable a consistent approach across the EU.
This consistent approach is necessary
Common definitions in this area, particularly of information systems and computer data, are important in order to ensure a consistent approach in the Member States to the application of this Directive.
This five-year programme will need to guarantee a coordinated, consistent approach to information sharing, and should incorporate a European Union strategy on information management.
The European Commission should in this context ensure a consistent approach in the review of its raw materials strategy.
There has been no consistent approach to this concept and consequently divergent practices have emerged both within and across jurisdictions.
This is an important step increasing the level of security and the consistent approach to technology management in the company.