Examples of using The coordinators in English and their translations into Polish
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will be made available for all participants via the coordinators.
The coordinators will facilitate the dialogue between the Member States concerned so that work
Recommendation 2. second indent The Commission agrees that the Coordinators play a vitalrole and appointedthree additional Coordinators on 8 June 2010.
people supporting the chairs of the groups, and also the coordinators of certain subject areas.
We use the assistance of our colleagues from foreign Ius Laboris law firms while remaining the coordinators of international projects on one-stop-shop basis.
The coordinators of the employers' and employees' groups shall be representatives of their respective organisations at European level
Following this sitting we are scheduled to meet with the coordinators of the responsible parliamentary committees,
Member States shall encourage close cooperation between the coordinators and schedules facilitators to develop common projects at a European level.
After undertaking all the necessary hearings, especially of the coordinators, the Commission shall submit its conclusions regarding any changes to the existing arrangement.
The coordinators of the project will use the knowledge
The coordinators proposed, in particular,
Luis Aguasvivas, one of the coordinators of the march and president of the Dominican Parade in Puerto Rico said.
who, together with the coordinators and staff, did an excellent job preparing for the first reading.
meet the shadow rapporteurs, if necessary together with the coordinators, for a full update.
will soon be established following the coordinators' recommendations, which in itself represents considerable progress for these corridors.
Gdansk's sustainability management unit is planned to cooperate closely with all of the departments and the coordinators of the 22 operational strategy programmes.
one of the coordinators of the action.