Examples of using Forms and methods in English and their translations into Slovak
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(2) In its activities, the Office applies the organisational principles of state administration and forms and methods of work that rationalise work
publicity measures are implemented with the aim of the widest possible media coverage using various forms and methods of communication at the appropriate territorial level.
to choose the most appropriate forms and methods to ensure the effectiveness of directives.
that these measures aim at the widest possible media coverage using various forms and methods of communication at the appropriate level.
publicity measures aim at the widest possible media coverage using various forms and methods of communication at the appropriate level.
modernizing forms and methods of education in line with technological advances.
that those new forms and methods of the apostolate, so opportune today especially in regions where the clergy is not sufficiently numerous,
it also upgrades forms and methods of training in accordance with technological progress.
that these measures aim at the widest possible media coverage using various forms and methods of communication at the appropriate level.
identified forms and methods of information- psychological operation,
that the Commission has not demonstrated that criterion 10 of Annex III to Directive 2003/87 reduced the Member States' freedom of action as to the forms and methods for transposing the directive into national law
The proposal precisely defines the form and methods of administrative cooperation through IMI.
Stone Glass The form and method of laying.
The form and method of laying.
dosage forms, and methods of analysis for medicines.
The form and methods of implementation of the result to be achieved must be chosen in a manner which ensures that the Directive functions effectively with account being taken of its aims3;
Member States are free to choose the form and methods for the transposition of directives.
Directives are binding legal instruments for Member States that allow national authorities to choose the form and methods that achieve their objectives.
to be achieved but leave to the national authorities the choice of form and methods.
In the case of the present proposal, it is necessary to precisely define the form and methods of administrative cooperation through IMI.