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regional groups of national judicial schools to develop common training.
The fourth objective of the programme is"to develop common approaches and demonstrate their value for better preparedness
Such projects should aim to develop common procedures to collect, collate
(1) to develop common tools and mechanisms at EU level to address shortages of resources,
Consider establishment of a transatlantic framework for civil-military cooperation to systematically collect experiences, to develop common concepts, and to conduct training
The main objective of the regulation is to develop common statistical standards enabling harmonised production of statistics,
which will make it possible to develop common policies for justice,
the Commission has asked EASO to develop common technical standards
We agreed to task our foreign ministers to assess the situation as a matter of priority already at their informal meeting next week in Dublin, and to develop common positions.
The main advantage of'HairDX' is that it can detect precociously the predisposition of a person to develop common baldness, even before the first signs of hair loss appear, as explained by
In this context, there will be a discussion at the Council meeting to be held this Friday on how to develop common energy networks in Europe,
Article 57(8) of Directive 2012/34/EU requires regulatory bodies to develop common decision-making principles and practices
which aims to develop common auditing standards
sharing good practice to develop common concepts for better integration of urban
The Strategy on tackling organised crime sets out to develop common methodologies among national
the extension of their protection must always be central to European debate in order to enable us to develop common and effective strategies to protect women
In addition to action by Member States, the Recommendation calls for action at EU level to develop common definitions, terminology
The Commission was invited to encourage the efficient use of ICT in public services through the exchange of experience and to develop common approaches on key issues such as interoperability