Examples of using The european framework in English and their translations into Hungarian
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have greater regionalisation so that the responsibility for complying with the European framework and objectives is decentralised.
When it comes to decisions on foreign direct investments, the European framework will maintain the necessary national flexibility.
national roots of universities, the European framework is becoming increasingly important.
We argue instead in favour of European public services and securing the European framework, leaving each Member State the option to continue organising public services as they wish,
As a key part of the European framework, I hope that this Handbook, like its predecessor, will help us to find the solutions needed
for making decisions and setting priorities within the European Union, as the Union for the Mediterranean is an initiative that forms an integral part of the European framework.
Whereas the European framework for AI must be developed on a basis of full respect for fundamental rights as enshrined in the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union,
346/2013 remains fragmented and further action is needed to reinforce the European framework for the cross-border fundraising of such funds.
Promote the European Framework for Research Careers to foster cross-border researcher mobility,
Whereas the European framework for AI must be developed with full respect for the rights enshrined in the Charter of Fundamental Rights,
not respecting the European framework in terms of the Stability
The European framework for energy taxation does not provide for a full harmonisation, so Member States
who is the Rapporteur of the upcoming Report on the gender aspects of the European Framework of National Roma Inclusion Strategies.
DEMAL refers to the European Framework“Key competences for adult learning professionals” which was developed in 2010 by Research voor Beleid on behalf of the European Commission.
In keeping with the Lisbon Strategy, the European Qualifications Framework represents a direct channel for improving links between schools, universities and the workplace, and between formal, informal and non-formal lifelong learning, ensuring transparency in the recognition of qualifications and certificates, both at national and sectoral level, and always within the European framework.
for your support to find solutions within the European framework, namely by using the European Fisheries Fund flexibly to adopt measures that may attenuate the social effects of the current crisis.
in compliance with the principle of subsidiarity, to continue to make comparative assessments in order to establish the European framework necessary for ensuring that the European social model is strengthened.