Examples of using Clear guidelines in English and their translations into Romanian
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Clear guidelines on outsourcing to the Cloud, which are currently lacking,
In particular, establishing clear guidelines, in effective consultation with social partners,
In our activities we use tested processes and procedures, clear guidelines of responsibility and liability,
its application in the Member States and clear guidelines.
the circular economy need clear guidelines in order to flourish.
The groups then introduced quality brands in each of their areas and set up clear guidelines on how to use the common quality brand(design, colour) together with the regional quality brands.
The EESC believes that clear guidelines are required to protect the rights of passengers using this mode of transportation, especially since in most countries bus
outcome of the consultation, the Commission will decide whether any policy follow-up is necessary- such as setting up clear guidelines, modifying the current rules
interest rate subsidies approach was new and there were no clear guidelines and applicable rules about delegated cooperation and/or this type of activities.
to adopt clear guidelines for our relations with third countries in the context of the new European External Action Service.
has thrown its full support behind the request to the European Commission to produce clear guidelines on the application of European law to sport.
there continues to be no clear guidelines or criteria that would take into account its impact on job creation,
(5) Providing clear guidelines on the implementation of existing rules on data protection and a coherent strategy
Many German officials and military officers were initially not given any clear guidelines on the treatment of Polish cultural institutions, but this quickly changed.
Bulgaria still has no clear guidelines or transparent criteria for minimum wage setting that take into account its impact on job creation,
since the 2002 Leniency Notice itself contains, at paragraph 28, clear guidelines concerning the treatment of transitional cases.
certain degree of flexibility, hence the preference for clear guidelines rather than legislative measures which are too restrictive
here in the European Parliament, to agree on clear guidelines and concrete measures towards safeguarding employment and creating new job opportunities.
prefer clear guidelines and the definition of a quality objective to uniform binding rules on the means of producing compost.
it is better to delegate the task to the Member States within clear guidelines established at European level,