Examples of using Common definitions in English and their translations into Swedish
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If the aim of the proposal is to adopt binding legislation establishing common definitions for the comparability of data, I believe these points should be deleted.
Take the necessary initiatives to develop common definitions, terminology and indicators on patient safety.
The common definitions should be used in future documents insofar as possible in order to streamline terminology
The focus of CityGML's development has been on creating common definitions for the semantic characteristics,
Eurostat should promote common definitions, indices and indicators in order to help understand the complexity
Common definitions and penalties would also facilitate judicial cooperation
It made banks comparable across national borders by applying common definitions for previously diverging concepts
Moreover, in order to contribute to the coherent application of legal measures in matters of judicial cooperation, Member States must adopt common definitions of criminal acts
The common definitions contained in Chapter 1 of the proposal are of vital importance to market operators,
That is why I am asking the Spanish Presidency to complete negotiations with the Member States on the common definitions of punishments and sanctions.
Agreements on common definitions, charges and penalties regarding serious organised
The recently approved New Legislative Framework has been adopted in order to have common definitions and clear obligations for the economic operators and in general a better function of
This could be achieved by agreeing within the NEB network group common definitions and categories of data to be shared;
Establishes a simpler entry procedure for the admission of non-EU seasonal workers based on common definitions and criteria, such as the existence of a work contract or a binding job offer that specifies a salary;
You said that often there are no common concepts or common definitions and that often we do not have the support on the ground which we need in order to conduct a proper investigation.
to in Article 26(2), in particular to include common definitions of the CSI and common methods to calculate accident costs.
The Tampere European Council on 15 and 16 October 1999 asked that efforts be made to adopt common definitions of offences and penalties focusing on a limited number of specially important sectors such as environmental crime.
the Recommendation calls for action at EU level to develop common definitions, terminology and comparable indicators,
the results processed on the basis of common definitions and harmonized methodologies;
the results processed on the basis of common definitions and harmonised methodologies,