Examples of using A competence in English and their translations into Polish
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
The Lisbon Treaty established research policy as a competence shared between the Union and the Member States.
The EESC supports the EC's proposal to develop a competence reference framework for entrepreneurship within the context of the Key Competence Framework,
When the Treaties confer on the Union a competence shared with the Member States in a specific area, the Member States
Mabion is one of few biopharmaceutical companies that has a competence of comprehensive development
On the first day of the course, students will write a competence test, on the basis of which they will be assigned to one group in one of six levels of learning from the elementary level to the advanced one.
On the first day of the course, students will write a competence test, on the basis of which they will be assigned to one group in one of six levels of learning from the elementary level to the advanced one.
The aim of the Centre is to prepare a competence base capable of providing advanced data processing services for domestic nuclear power engineering
while market surveillance may be a competence shared between different national authorities.
as the fight against terrorism is a competence shared between the Member States and the EU.
The EESC would support an EC proposal addressed to the Member States to develop a competence reference framework for entrepreneurship within the context of the Key Competences Framework,
to reduce children's exposure to second-hand smoke. The adoption and implementation of laws on smoke-free environment remain a competence of the Member States.
crimes against humanity(i.a. genocide), such a competence was excluded in respect of the foreign minister of the third State who enjoyed immunity from criminal proceedings.
adopt provisions which also fall within a competence conferred by the EC Treaty on the Community.
Indeed, the Council's and Parliament's new regulatory powers under Article 14 relate only to"principles and conditions, particularly economic and financial conditions" to enable SGEIs to operate- a competence that was already held largely by the European Commission as the guardian of the Treaties.
constituting interference in the choice of the most appropriate sanctions which should in principle remain a competence of the Member States.
Furthermore, the Court of Justice of the European Union has itself stated that the mere existence of differences between national laws in a particular sector is not sufficient grounds for the European Union to intervene in cases involving a competence(such as the internal market)
by Article 214 TFEU, establishing a specific EU policy for humanitarian aid as a competence shared between the Member States and the Union.
the issues they addressed- notably the progress in implementing a competence based approach,
What even worse, because the blindness of the old official science which still did NOT gain a competence to warn politicians about the existencea matter of time when God is to eliminate them from living ones.">
commitment an competence.