Examples of using Duplication of effort in English and their translations into Polish
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related activities and avoid duplication of effort, as appropriate.
avoid any unnecessary duplication of effort.
it would also allow duplication of effort and conflicts of interest with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development to be avoided.
avoid unnecessary duplication of effort by both organisations and competent enforcement authorities.
reducing fragmentation and duplication of effort, increasing cooperation
with a view to reducing duplication of effort, for example, in cooperation with third countries,
Cooperation in the evaluation of new health technologies can support Member States through economies of scale and avoiding duplication of effort, and provide a better basis of evidence for optimal use of new technologies to ensure safe,
A key motivation behind the setup of a central repository was the desire to reduce duplication of effort across the Wikimedia projects and languages, as the same file had
the Member States prevent duplication of effort.
avoid any unnecessary duplication of effort during the examination of application for a marketing authorization, Member States should
avoid any unnecessary duplication of effort during the examination of application for a marketing authorization for medicinal products, Member States should
in a cost‑effective manner without unnecessary duplication of effort.
others to work to avoid duplication of effort and promote national ownership of HIV/AIDS,
Duplication of effort with other donors-including Member States- together with the lack of coordination can lead to sudden gaps in geographic/sector coverage(the so called"aid orphans")
and in order to avoid duplication of effort it is appropriate to include these types of equipment in the general report provided for in Article 20(1) of the Directive.
has been incorporated in substance in order to adopt a more general approach with emphasis on‘avoiding duplication of effort', but in a comprehensive way without listing specific institutions or organisations in the field.
a strengthened role for the coordination group of the Member States to increase the efficient use of scarce resources and reduce duplication of effort; simplified adverse reaction and periodic safety update reporting;
that improved cooperation with other relevant international bodies should minimise duplication of effort;
a strengthened role for the coordination group of the Member States to increase the efficient use of scarce resources and reduce duplication of effort; simplified adverse reaction and periodic safety update reporting;
In addition it may lead to costly duplication of efforts.