Examples of using A coordination in English and their translations into Romanian
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including the development of a coordination mechanism.
The EESC underlines the strong need for a coordination process that incorporates the interplay between all targets
the EESC intends to set up a coordination group to follow the progress of the Year
A coordination and advisory forum to address issues which may arise in the authorisation procedure.
Probably, a coordination of some major aspects of the procedures(eventually under the umbrella of ESA) would be necessary before adopting national rules.
A coordination group examines the application if it is lodged in 2 or more EU countries.
Such a coordination mechanism would be particularly important in the period leading to the implementation of this Regulation.
But there is no constant campaign, not even a coordination of these NGOs that would ensure a continuation in time.
The mission has a Coordination Office in Brussels and a Liaison Office in Baghdad.
But, we also state that the economies of Member States are interdependent and therefore, a coordination of pension policies using the OMC is certainly useful.
Additionally, the increasing interconnection of the EU gas markets requires a coordination of measures.
Article 8 aims to ensure the technical interoperability of the notified identification schemes through a coordination approach, including delegated acts.
At a coordinated airport, the Member State responsible shall ensure that a coordination committee is set up.
adopted in December 2009, to implement a coordination mechanism which effectively has the same objective7.
Significant efforts were also made during 2007 to identify a coordination strategy with IFIs.
the Commission shall set up a coordination and mutual information system.
Through the development of a coordination mechanism involving the Commission
64 the compatibility of tax legislation with the Economic Agreement may be assessed prior to its publication by a Coordination and Evaluation Committee composed of an equal number of representatives.
it's going to take… a coordination of Herculean effort… on the part of all three of these departments… to deal with the problem.