Examples of using Common understanding in English and their translations into Slovak
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A common understanding across Member States of the obligations flowing from the EU principles can only be achieved by action at EU level.
Without a harmonised definition, a common understanding of the derogation by PSPs was unlikely,
honest discussions within the team as well as launching surveys to reach a common understanding….
The Commission has developed two specific frameworks to ensure common understanding and foster citizens digital competences()
This includes developing common understanding of their role on both sides of the Atlantic,
Revisionism and lack of education are threatening the common understanding of the pernicious uniqueness of the Shoah that is necessary to translate“Never Again” into concrete action today.
The aim is to propose guidelines to national enforcers which aim at establishing a common understanding of the rules.
The decision was taken as joint action requires a common understanding of the problem in question.
It issues general guidance to promote a common understanding of European data protection laws, both across the European Union and around the world.
focus on our way to the apostolic faith and a common understanding of Jesus Christ's message and mission in the world today.
practice and common understanding among the members.
By 31 December 2020 the Commission shall develop guidelines providing a common understanding of the term“environmental damage” as defined in Article 2 of this Directive.
We issue general guidance to promote a common understanding of European data protection laws, both across the European Union and around the world.
A proposal to update and strengthen the common understanding with the European Parliament
your employees to ensure a common understanding of the processes and the transfer of the necessary knowledge
This quality management system documentation shall ensure a common understanding of the quality policies
Eurogroup thematic discussions have proved valuable for building common understanding of reform priorities in the euro area,
Reaching a common understanding based on accepted terminology is an important factor in this regard(see Box 5).
Scope statement, the project vision is honed to the point where all the stakeholders should have a common understanding of the project.
It is thus clear that steps need to be taken to ensure a common understanding and proper enforcement of the Regulation across the EU.