Examples of using Further simplification in English and their translations into Slovak
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I also trust that adoption of this initiative will lead to further simplification in the future, as the Commissioner was kind enough to indicate.
the new challenges that we face concern its further simplification and compliance.
the adoption of further simplification measures.
Moreover, several delegations have indicated areas where they see scope for further simplification, and have asked the Commission in particular to take a more proportionate
Further simplification and adaptation to new challenges,
A further simplification for the application procedure of the'regular shipping service',
Important aspects that should be considered include possible further simplification, adaptation to new challenges such as climate change, and also the right
The interim evaluation shall also take into consideration the scope for further simplification and aspects relating to access to funding opportunities for participants in all regions and for the private sector, notably SMEs, as well as the scope for promoting gender balance.
Calls on the Commission to put forward further simplification measures and ensure that a technical
Further simplification can be achieved through standardised documents such as the European Procurement Passport,
However, the consultation of stakeholders and the institutions on further simplification, and the Horizon 2020 impact assessment, clearly indicate that
Notes that one of the main goals of the 2014-2020 programming period is further simplification for beneficiaries of the ESI Funds,
effective mechanism allowing a further simplification of the existing possibility to reduce
may entail further simplification of the rules applicable to externalised management.
beyond the creation of the CEF, there is room for further simplification of operating rules between the three concerned sectors.
which underlines that better calculation and further simplification of the system is needed;
In addition to the core set of common rules for the five relevant funds introduced by the recent Commission proposal on Cohesion Policy, further simplification is planned for the forthcoming EU research
Investment Funds points to room for further simplification, which is also confirmed by stakeholder feedback.
However, any such further simplification will not be enough to reduce the error rate in certain areas of rural development below the Court's 2% threshold without the risk of jeopardising policy objectives.
In this regard, the Committee would recommend further simplification in order to provide increasingly smooth