Traduction de «coordonner les activités d'achat » (Français → Anglais) :

coordination of purchasing activities | manage purchasing activities | control purchasing activities | coordinate purchasing activities

coordinate activities across rooms' division in hospitality | organise rooms division duties | coordinate activities across hospitality rooms division | manage different activities across the rooms division

coordinate activities in audio recording studio | give direction in audio recording studio

coordinate the activities

coordinate the activities

Special Representative of the Secretary-General to Co-ordinate Activities concerning the Second Decade to Combat Racism and Racial Discrimination

Trust Fund on the Coordinated Procurement of the United Nations System

Commercial, Purchase and Transportation Service | CMS [Abbr.]

The ERCC played a pivotal role in coordinating the EU response, holding regular coordination meetings of the EU Ebola Task Force, which brought together all relevant Commission departments (HQ and field), the European External Action Service, EU Delegations, EU Member States, UN bodies and the EU’s humanitarian partners. Member States coordinated their activities within the EU in regular meetings of the Health Security Committee established under Decision 1082/13 on serious cross-border threats to health, based onrapid risk assessments prepared by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and ControlActivation of the EU Civil Protection ...[+++] Mechanism enabled the swift coordinated deployment of emergency supplies and experts offered by Member States (more than 100 flights and 2 cargo ships).

5. In close cooperation with the Commission, Member States shall coordinate their data collection activities with other Member States in the same region, and shall make every effort to coordinate their actions with third countries having sovereignty or jurisdiction over waters in the same region.

develop monitoring activities and whenever possible coordinate activities directed towards an improvement of the bee health status in the Union, in particular by:

The European research area project is the fruit of a Commission initiative[1] and the European Council’s wish, expressed for the first time at Lisbon, that research activities and policies should be better integrated and coordinated at both national and European level.