Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Public dialogue in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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the social partners together to launch an EU-wide Public Dialogue on Climate Change, focusing on how climate change may affect everyday life.
participate in the public dialogue on regulations, and certify providers who conform with the Open Cloud values.
to be set up which will organise a public dialogue in Europe before decisions are made in the Council.
the framework of stakeholder consultation to get the best input from public dialogue at di. erent stages of the legislative
As for freedom of expression on the Internet, the EU should place great emphasis on public dialogue to ensure both freedom of expression and the protection of personal data.
environmental NGOs traditionally have their individual means to speak to the EU institutions, public dialogue between the different interest groups was the exception.
greater emphasis on a far-reaching public dialogue on energy generation and use15.
then I dare you to organize a public dialogue with me.
the European Parliament38 researchers, business circles, standard-setters and social players need to be encouraged to enter into a public dialogue across Member States and the Candidate Countries on the new leading-edge technologies as soon as they begin to emerge.
In structuring public dialogue, decision- support tools work well,
gender balance(84%), and public dialogue 55.
to contribute to the continued public dialogue and consensus building.
inclusive and public dialogue in the belief that such a dialogue is both necessary
That: a. opportunities for public dialogue between different stakeholders beorganised, offering participants equal opportunities for expression;b. different formats of dialogue and debate be organised
as well as the public dialogue, monitoring, and early warning,
Conference on"Energy transitions and public dialogues: national and European perspectives.
It is a series of public dialogues between German and Belgian historians,
held 51 town hall-style public dialogues with citizens throughout Europe about their expectations for the future of Europe
The methodology of public dialogue in nanotechnology was examined during an international workshop in February 2007, involving science communicators.
