Examples of using Shared understanding in English and their translations into Italian
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It is conscious of the fact that close collaboration, and even a shared understanding with your Parliament, is indispensable for implementing a budget which is well balanced.
Notably, the focus on child poverty has increased the shared understanding of the different factors that determine the social inclusion
Enabled through a shared understanding of existing stakeholder resources and roles and habilitado a través de un entendimiento compartido de
your dialogue is making promising progress towards a shared understanding, on the sacramental level,
Such community is determined by a common meaning and by a shared understanding that evokes a sense of mutual involvement.
In the conviction that it is important to work towards a shared understanding of this doctrine, especially in view of the consultation for the upcoming Synod on the Family,
It notably brought to the fore the need to ascertain a shared understanding of European culture
What is most important however, is their shared understanding of the long-lasting benefits such a lifestyle holds- and the encouragement they
We have come to a shared understanding of authority by seeing it,
In order to secure a positive attitude to change, it is important at an early stage to come to a shared understanding of what change actually means and of social partners' scope to shape it.
effective use of nanotechnology; and a shared understanding of the responsibility of researchers within an ethical framework.
demonstrates the continuing shared understanding between Government and the social partners on the need for collaborative effort to achieve shared social and economic goals.
national levels, and on a shared understanding of what forests and forestry can contribute to modern society.
their constituents have a shared understanding of these principles.
their families reach a shared understanding of the patient problems
The CIDOC CRM is intended to promote a shared understanding of cultural heritage information by providing a common and extensible semantic framework
creating a shared understanding of the EU objectives
how we struggle as social beings to maintain a shared understanding of what it means to converse.
To promote a shared understanding of two of these competences, the Commission has developed reference frameworks for digital competences4(now taken up in 13 Member States)
based on shared understanding and dialogue.