Examples of using Common methodology in English and their translations into Slovak
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the agreement on a common methodology will be subject to Member States' decision.
In 2015, the SSM for the first time ever carried out the SREP based on a common methodology for the then 123 largest banking groups in the euro area.
There would therefore be net added value provided that an EU common methodology would not be at the expense of analysis of other impacts.
Member States on a common methodology for the assessment of management
Member States on a common methodology for the assessment of management
They should accompany legislative proposals and follow a common system and common methodology within the European Parliament.
compatible with the EU common methodology.
one expert from Eurostat following a common methodology for conducting the peer reviews.
do not follow a common methodology.
consolidate an EU Digital Industrial Platform for Robotics to establish a common methodology for model-based software development,
The EESC stresses that the role of the European Union is to establish a common methodology and common criteria,
Under directive 2009/18/EC on the investigation of accidents in the maritime transport sector, the Commission has to adopt a common methodology for investigating marine casualties
In 2005 a common methodology has been developed by Commission services in the research area in line with the Commission Synthesis Report 2004 in order to harmonise the assessment of errors arising during the execution of the programme by Commission services.
A common methodology shall be established by the Commission after consulting relevant stakeholders, in order to encourage network operators to reduce losses,
its desire to develop a common methodology for assessing and monitoring the energy performance of buildings.
Therefore, when reporting on the achievement of the targets set out in these Directives, Member States should use the common methodology developed by the Commission in cooperation with the national statistical offices of Member States
They encourage the development of an approach that uses a common methodology based upon the tasks(outcomes)
Whereas it is necessary to have available harmonised quality-of-service standards and a common methodology for measurement in order to be able to evaluate the convergence of the quality of service throughout the Community;
When carrying out safety investigations, the investigative body shall follow the common methodology for investigating marine casualties
Therefore, when preparing the reports on compliance with the targets set out in Directive 19991/31/EC, Member States should use the common methodology developed by the Commission in cooperation with the national statistical offices of the Member States