Examples of using European benchmarks in English and their translations into Swedish
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costs of establishing an enterprise to the European benchmarks.
the Commission does not propose specific European benchmarks in higher education.
To this end, Member States should adopt national targets in the areas where European benchmarks have been agreed.
With a set of generic European benchmarks that leave scope for further specification at local level,
The Commission has examined whether to translate the proposed European benchmarks into benchmarks at the national level,
In the spring of this year, the Commission intends to propose new European benchmarks on learning mobility
To achieve common European benchmarks in the field of key competencies, Member States with relative low performance levels will
To achieve common European benchmarks in the field of lifelong learning, Member States with relative low performance levels will
Also in this area, Member States with relative low performance levels will have to make a significantly greater effort than others for the common European benchmarks to be achieved, as set out in Paragraph 23.
On the basis of the Commission's Communication on benchmarks86 adopted by the Council on 5 May 2003, European benchmarks or"reference levels of European average performance" to be achieved by 2010.
a series of reference levels of European average performance(‘European benchmarks') should support the strategic objectives outlined in the above conclusions for the period 2010-2020.
Member States with relative low performance levels will have to make a significantly greater effort than others for the common European benchmarks to be achieved, as set out in Paragraph 23.
The Commission has been requested to make proposals for new European benchmarks in the fields of mobility and employability relating to how well different parts
training systems to the wider world) to the European benchmarks submitted for approval.
which strengthen the concrete European Benchmarks for the improvement of education and training systems in Europe.
put forward in the Communication“Investing efficiently in Education and Training: an imperative for Europe”18 and in the Communication“European Benchmarks in education and training:
In this Communication the Commission invites the Council to adopt European Benchmarks for education and training systems in areas which are central for the achievement of the strategic goal set in March 2000 by the Lisbon European Council:
the Commission proposes adopting European benchmarks applicable to education and training systems in
In its Communication the Commission invites the Council to adopt European benchmarks for education and training systems in areas which are central for the achievement of the strategic goal set in March 2000 by the Lisbon European Council:
A European benchmark for dual training could highlight the correlation between dual training systems