Examples of using Eeurope in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The main lesson drawn from the evaluation of PROMISE was to make an explicit strategic connection between the eEurope goals and the actions supported by MODINIS.
(3) Providing the eEurope steering group with the necessary information for it to be able to assess the appropriate strategic direction of the eEurope 2005 action plan.
Monitoring progress in the implementation of national broadband strategies will contribute to the assessment of the eEurope 2005 objectives of widespread availability and use of broadband in the EU.
(9) On 8 December 1999 the Commission adopted the eEurope initiative which was subsequently welcomed by Member States at the Helsinki European Council of 10 and 11 December 1999.
EEurope should ensure that a better co-ordination mechanism is established to ensure greater discussion
This programme“Monitoring of the eEurope 2005 action plan,
EGovernment and eHealth are two examples where, thanks to eEurope, Member States are working towards precise goals underpinned by high-level support.
Universities are also involved in the eEurope initiative and its eEurope 2005 Action Plan,
With the replacement of ISPO by the eEurope portal, the resources allocated to this activity of PROMISE were reduced.
Proposed technical platform based on J2EE 21.6/35(following FP6, eEurope etc), based on top of NCA
The eEurope initiative was launched by the European Commission in December 1999 with the objective to bring Europe on-line.
The Commission will review progress and developments in the first half of 2006 as part of the evaluation of eEurope 2005.
In December last year, the European Commission launched the eEurope initiative with the aim to accelerate the uptake of the Internet in Europe.
In response to this, the European Commission launched the eEurope initiative to give a political impulse to the development of the Information Society.
to amplify the impact of the eEurope initiative;
The third objective of MODINIS envisages the creation of a Steering Group(now established as the eEurope Advisory Group).
229 final), the Commission intends to follow up the eEurope 2005 Action Plan1, which was the successor of the eEurope 20022 Action Plan.
EEurope portal- the ISPO activity had already been refocused onto a web-based service, this was now consolidated into the eEurope web portal.
The information services objective was met by focusing the broader ISPO concept on mainly web-based information and renaming it the eEurope portal.
mainly through the eEurope Advisory Group which brings together experts from member states and other stakeholders.
