Examples of using Ceecs in English and their translations into Russian
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State aid authorities in the CEECs.
DG-IV believes that collective training is an effective way to provide the CEECs with the appropriate information on EU rules and procedures.
In 1997, the training programme should focus on academics from economic universities in CEECs.
State aid monitoring authorities in CEECs.
As far as possible, activities should be led by CEECs and emphasise the sharing of experience, East-East.
they reflect a general consensus among CEECs.
CEECs are likely to participate in the exercise;
NIS Technical Assistance to the Russian Anti-Monopoly Office; CEECs/NIS Competition policy training seminars activity will be reviewed separately in the chapter on training.
by the host country, the Vice-Chairman being a senior official from the CEECs.
co-operation which have developed until now can help to catalyse self-sustaining processes aimed at environmental improvement, which some CEECs are now beginning to experience.
The same is true for EU competition policy, which is to be extended to CEECs.
particularly in CEECs, with further growth in trade with the West, at the expense of trade with other transition countries table 1.
CEECs which were discussed in the consultative meetings are set out in Annex II. By intensifying this sharing of experience, the Sofia Initiatives are">intended to broaden and deepen successful initiatives in CEECs.
even discriminatory transit regimes in CEECs, in the enlarged EU the Russian Federation will be granted freedom of transit in accordance with article 12 of the PCA.
The main threat remains, however the EU energy policy obliging CEECs to diversify their sources of energy imports to limit these imports from one single country to 30 per cent of the total.
In the three major producing CEECs- Hungary, Poland and Romania- aggregate wheat
The European Commission(DG-IV) considers that the development of a market and competition“culture” among the CEECs' economic agents and the public is a prerequisite for efficiently functioning markets
CEECs have developed a variety of approaches, and deployed a wide range of instruments,
from the recognition that, since the Lucerne Conference, CEECs had made substantial progress in a variety of areas recommended in the Environmental Action Programme for Central and Eastern Europe(EAP):
Compensation schemes exist in CEECs, but often proved to be too weak in practice.