Examples of using The european code in English and their translations into Swedish
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Only a few countries have started to promote the European Code of Best Practices in order to facilitate SMEs' access to public procurement Austria,
These apply 90% of the European code.
One major tool which the Europe Against Cancer programme uses in its communication campaigns is the European Code against Cancer, which is a series of recommendations containing the key messages for cancer prevention established by leading European cancer experts.
The European Code Against Cancer is an initiative of the European Commission to inform people about actions they can take for themselves or their families to reduce their risk of cancer.
One major tool which the Europe Against Cancer pro gramme uses in its communication campaigns is the European Code against Cancer, which is a series of recommendations containing the key messages for cancer prevention established by leading European cancer experts.
In this regard, the Ombudsman referred to the European Code of Good Administrative Behaviour
on 24 October 2008, that they all accept the European Code of Good Administrative Behaviour
Prevention: The fourth version of the European Code Against Cancer supported by the European Commission through administrative agreements with the International Agency for Research on Cancer will be launched soon.
There is a need to support the dissemination of the 4th edition of the European Code Against Cancer as a key tool for the prevention
to discuss the Ombudsman's work and, in particular, the European Code of Good Administrative Behaviour.
testing for prostate cancer cannot be recommended in the European Code Against Cancer.
Promoting the European Code of Best Practices;
in particular the Schengen Borders Code and the European Code on Visas.
Secondly, the European Parliament adopted the European Code of Good Administrative Behaviour.
The European code on private international law;
The European Code Against Cancer recommends those screening programmes that are known to be effective.