Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Common approaches in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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There are on-going initiatives to develop common approaches to this level of assurance among several schemes.
the Council of Ministers have repeatedly made clear that only common approaches would avoid fiscal disorder and distortions of competition.
Develop common approaches and demonstrate their value for better preparedness and coordination in health emergencies
Developing common approaches and demonstrate their value for better preparedness and coordination in health emergencies
Segmenting the market: from common approaches to the latest techniques in segmenting the market.
Common approaches to communication on the outcomes of these assessments of the resilience of key financial market participants.
Other common approaches to interval estimation,
The aim is to trigger common approaches bringing together users from several of these fields, which are outlined below.
As regards common approaches to issues relevant for cross-border transactions the European Electricity Regulatory Forum
selection criteria and the promotion of common approaches among the activities.
Activities will be launched to support common approaches in Member States that are related to electronic health records,
A Euro-Mediterranean Transport Forum was created in 1998 to co-ordinate common approaches and to develop an integrated regional transport system.
Within the European Union, common approaches to Environment and Export Credits, building upon the ongoing work in the OECD.
Facilitating common approaches, cross-border and regional activity as well as networking throughout the EU can contribute to the development
Europe must take a lead in developing common approaches and providing a model for cooperation which could be applied globally.
Commission/Audit Advisory Committee: assess national systems of disciplinary sanctions to determine common approaches and to introduce an obligation to co-operate in cross border cases.
The Commission and the Audit Advisory Committee will assess national systems of disciplinary sanctions to determine common approaches and will introduce an obligation to co-operate in cross border cases.
The TEP refers to the objective of developing common approaches in appropriate multilateral fora on these issues.
As access to railway infrastructure from one Member State to another has gradually been opened up, a need has emerged to develop common approaches to safety for two reasons.
They should address issues that have a transnational dimension, where common approaches are required,