Examples of using Common reference framework in English and their translations into Italian
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the creation of a common reference framework and values, and regional aspects.
also under the new Objectives 1 and 2 through a common reference framework for human resources.
The Commission envisages a"joint coordination mechanism that would support the efforts of Member States using a common reference framework", including definition of best practices,
The creation of a common reference framework for the recognition, comparability
While EQF provides a common reference framework which is meant to serve as a translation device between different qualifications systems
Work on common reference frameworks is progressing too.
The development of common reference frameworks for handling asylum requests from certain third countries;
A common reference framework.
then validated by the institutions as a common reference framework.
The Recommendation created a common reference framework of eight European generic levels of learning,
The Commission is currently preparing a draft document to serve as the basis for a common reference framework to encourage apprenticeships in Europe.
The work done on creating a common reference framework for contract law could be used in future legislative proposals,
This Recommendation consolidates the EQF as a common reference framework of eight levels expressed as learning outcomes, serving as a translation device between different qualifications frameworks, systems and their levels.
The EQF rapidly needs to become their common reference framework and I dream of an appropriate deadline by which the EQF will be the reference framework everywhere,
This capacity requires the establishment of a common reference framework for all the institutions to serve as the basis for building up a fund of messages for each of the European Union's major policies.
coordinating it in a realistic fashion with the future common reference framework for European contracts(CRF),
skills and a common reference framework in this area.
The Recommendation of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 April 2008 on the establishment of the European Qualifications Framework for lifelong learning20(EQF) created a common reference framework of eight levels and expressed in terms of learning outcomes.
The work done on creating a common reference framework for contract law could be used in future legislative proposals,
The European Qualifications Framework makes it easier to compare different national qualifications by linking examinations and education levels to a common reference framework.