Examples of using Expert groups in English and their translations into Slovak
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To adress special problems, the General Assembly also creates specialized expert groups that elect their Chair from amongst themselves.
Have the possibility of establishing expert groups on safety of nuclear installations,
the Commission has taken major steps to improve transparency in respect of its expert groups.
The meeting also reviewed the activities of the various working and expert groups, which have been established by the Contact Committee in order to examine specific topics of mutual interest.
In particular, the Commission will open up its expert groups to represent consumer organisations,
Regrets that the Commission's action at a technical level has been limited to establishing working and expert groups, which have nevertheless not delivered any applicable input;
It was an expert groups issue and, of course,
It is vitally important that people who sit on expert groups are subject to a procedure
In order to pursue the objectives of the 1975 Council Resolution on the technological problems of nuclear safety, the Commission set up two expert groups dealing with nuclear installation safety.
legislators and expert groups.
Different expert groups and organisations compile available national statistics
Some 260 committees and 1200 expert groups manage the acquis,
as well as in other relevant scientific and expert groups.
Chafea/2018/Health/03 A Single Framework Contract for the provision of support services for managing expert groups in the field of(public) health.
The Committee for Proprietary Medicinal Products and the Committee for Veterinary Medicinal Products may each establish working parties and expert groups.
(20) The Platform should cooperate with relevant expert groups, committees and stakeholders whose activities have links with tackling undeclared work.
In order to assist MSs, the Commission established two expert groups in addition to the general expert group in charge of the implementation of the Services Directive.
Member State stakeholders are involved in the IMI project through various advisory committees and expert groups which provide advice
the Commission agreed to establish several expert groups for the next three years.
Working with expert groups is one of many ways in which the Commission gathers outside opinions