Examples of using Common principles in English and their translations into Slovak
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Of course this will require some common principles: our shared adherence to international standards;
to make them consistent with those common principles.
building on the EU common principles of flexicurity.
All systems should be based on common principles and standards, while taking into account both the inherent risks involved
replaced by this Regulation, drafted to the extent possible in accordance with those common principles and reference provisions.
All systems should be based on common principles and standards, while taking into account both the inherent risks involved
Discussions were aimed at introducing new common principles in the electoral procedures to bring citizens closer to the decision-making process
The proposed animal health"framework" would consist of a set of rules with high standards and common principles.
The Commission will work with the Member States with a view to conclusions on common principles of flexicurity being adopted at the European Council in December 200714.
Defining their curricula- subject to internal QA and in accordance with the common principles of the European Higher Education Area;
Member States' economic and employment policies in accordance with common principles is perhaps the most important task facing us.
the development of a fully-fledged EU COI database containing information based on EU common principles should be envisaged.
Ensure that qualifications with an EQF level are underpinned by common principles for quality assurance14;
Return policy needs to be based on three elements: common principles, common standards
OMC and common principles).
the Committee of the Regions- Towards Common Principles of Flexicurity.
A clear link should be established between proposals based on"common principles" and the OMC.
A Communication entitled“Towards common principles of flexicurity” was adopted by the Commission in June 2007.
The common principles on each of the three strands of active inclusion will stress the need for a holistic approach
The common principles will focus on the two concepts identified as crucial in the OMC