Translation of "politiques pour détecter " (French → English) :

analyse policy breach | classify policy rift | establish policy breach | identify policy breach

EU policy - national policy [ Community policy-national policy | European Union policy - national policy | national policy-Community policy | national policy - EU policy | national policy - European Union policy ]

carrier sense multiple access with collision detection | carrier sense multiple access/collision detection | CSMA/CD | listen-while-talking | listen while transmitting [Abbr.] | LWT [Abbr.]

private eye | sleuth | private detective | private dick

politics [ political life ]

carrier sense multiple access with collision detection network [ CSMA/CD network | carrier sense multiple access with collision detection | carrier-sense multiple access/collision detection | carrier sense multiple access/collision detection | collision-detecting network ]

political tendency [ political trend ]

AF detection | audiofrequency detection

political science teacher | political studies instructor | higher education politics teacher | politics lecturer

Proposed areas of intervention ►Improving and extending climate monitoring, forecasting, and information systems and the translation of collected data into effective preparedness measures, e.g. early-warning systems that benefit DRR strategies and other development policies. ►Strengthening regional capacity for climate-related DRR, including for information sharing, knowledge management, early warning, and contingency planning. ►Identifying measures to help disaster-prone developing countries implement the Hyogo Framework, including addressing underlying risk factors, building resilience and risk-sharing approaches (e.g. insurance scheme ...[+++]s).

Such standards cannot address the problems identified in terms of the effectiveness of the implementation of return policy, but will be another essential part of the comprehensive EU return policy.

In this respect, the scoreboard of key employment and social indicators within the 2015 Joint Employment Report by the Council and the Commission is a particularly useful tool that contributes to the detection of key employment and social problems and divergences in a timely way and identifies areas in which a policy response is most needed.

35. Recognises that cohesion policy has, over several financial years to date, proven to be the most critical sector, with regional development policy in particular being affected, but that at least the number of irregularities reported as fraudulent has been stable for the past three years; notes that the proportion of cases of established fraud – 4 % over the period 2008-2012 – is lower than the overall average; welcomes the fact that the efforts made by the Commission with the national authorities in recent years to raise awareness about fraud in this sector appear to have borne fruit and that Union legislation contributed in 59 % of cases to the detection of fraudulent irregularity; asks the Commission to step up and consolidate the ...[+++]joint anti-fraud strategy initiated in 2008; welcomes also the fact that cases of fraud are being reported sooner after they are detected;