Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Member state administrations in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Member State administrations might be overwhelmed if many products lawfully placed on the market in other Member States, but with different phosphates content, were to be
the modernisation of certain outdated conditions in line with similar trends in Member State administrations.
In both cases the target beneficiaries are member state administrations, European Commission services
its development aimed at improving communication among Member State administrations.
for management falls to the Commission, we should not forget that Member State administrations handle more than 80% of the Community budget
itorganizes exchanges of officials between Member State administrations involved in managing the single market,
fostered administrative cooperation among Member State administrations and EU institutions; it has also
inputs received from several Member State administrations and Commission services the observations, conclusions and recommendations were discussed between the experts,
IMI has been developed as an electronic tool for information exchange between Member States administrations working in all official languages, and it can potentially support any piece of Community legislation.
The overall impact to Member States administrations will also be the result of a number of potential costs and benefits.
is being tested with a view to becoming operational at the Commission and Member States administrations in 1999.
In addition, exchange programmes with Member States administrations have been set up under bilateral programmes and have been included into‘twinning projects.
It is an indispensable handbook for all social security offices of the Member States, administrations and international institutions,
been instrumental to achieve a steady progress in the co-operation between the Commission and Member States administrations.
as well as with other European institutions and Member States administrations;
The aim of IMI is to give support to relevant Community acts that require the exchange of information between Member States administrations, including Directive 2005/36/EC of the European Parliament
Regulators will need to be independent of Member State administrations.
Expanding IMI should take place gradually to avoid overloading Member State administrations.
The chosen approach should reduce administrative burden for the Member State administrations and business.