Tradução de«desenvolver um conceito pedagógico » (Português → Inglês) :

operate a pedagogical concept | produce a instructional concept | develop a pedagogical concept | implement a instructional concept

create energy saving concepts | creating concepts for energy saving | develop energy saving concepts | developing concepts for energy saving

compile security concepts | write security concepts | develop security concept | develop security concepts

Also extended educational concepts such as cultural education, cooperation with businesses or other outside school actors, and sports can play an important role in reducing early school leaving by promoting creativity, new ways of thinking, intercultural dialogue, and social cohesion.

suggests that the case be considered for developing the concept of environmental and sustainable development metadistricts (a form of cluster which is not tied to geographical proximity of companies but which, thanks to new technologies, allows for cooperation and, at the same time, the competition that underpins the success of industrial areas) so as to provide an institutional basis and recognition for green economic activities.

- to focus on respect and promotion of fundamental rights for all people and to develop the concept of EU citizenship.

The Commission is proposing in this legislative package to further develop the FAB concept so that it becomes a more performance driven and flexible tool for ANSPs, based on industrial partnerships, to achieve the targets set by the SES performance scheme.

The Charter of Fundamental Rights could provide a reference for the development of the concept of civic citizenship in a particular Member State (comprising a common set of core rights and obligations) for third country nationals.

Seed capital: // Financing provided to research, assess and develop an initial concept.

Seed capital: // Financing provided to research, assess and develop an initial concept.

To implement the "new neighbours" concept, new agreements could be concluded with these countries to supplement the Partnership and Cooperation Agreements or Association Agreements which already exist.

Developing new concepts of freight transport and logistics

As for specific risk capital related initiatives, the Commission idea of developing the concept [18] of "Home State Taxation" into a pilot project for small and medium-sized enterprises deserves particular attention.

Member States have confirmed their commitment to further developing the core idea of integration as a driver for economic development and social cohesion, in order to better enhance migrants' contribution to economic growth and cultural richness[6].

Two Member States (Greece, Italy) are developing an alternative concept of a "solidarity network", based on a strong preventive role of the family and combining a variety of targeted schemes administered in a decentralised way.

The Commission further developed this concept in its White Paper on the Future of Europe on 1 March 2017, which presented 5 scenarios, including one entitled 'Doing Less More Efficiently'.

5. Calls once again on the Commission and the Member States to develop the concept of media services defined in Article 1 of the AVMS Directive in such a way that, while the Member States retain an appropriate degree of discretion, more account is taken of the potential socio-political impact of services and of specific features of that impact, particularly their relevance to opinion-forming and to diversity of opinion, as well as the question of editorial responsibility;

65. Urges the Commission to take into account changing viewing patterns and new ways of accessing audiovisual content by aligning linear and non-linear services and by setting out European-level minimum requirements for all audiovisual media services, with a view to ensuring their consistent application, except where such content is an indispensable completion of other than audiovisual content or services; calls on the Commission and the Member States to develop the concept of media services defined in Article 1 of the AVMS Directive in such a way that, while the Member States retain an appropriate degree of flexibility, more account is ...[+++]taken of the potential socio-political impact of services and of specific features of that impact, particularly their relevance to opinion-forming and to diversity of opinion, as well as the question of editorial responsibility;

20. Believes that the Commission should assess how society is likely to be affected by new forms of mobility based on the sharing-economy model, including ride-sharing; takes the view that, at national level, Member States should pursue the concept of a ‘shareable city’, where mobility and transport are concerned, since this could benefit citizens, especially in small and medium-sized towns and cities, where the public transport network is smaller, and might make it possible to develop peer-to-peer mobility solutions;

20. Believes that the Commission should assess how society is likely to be affected by new forms of mobility based on the sharing-economy model, including ride-sharing; takes the view that, at national level, Member States should pursue the concept of a ‘shareable city’, where mobility and transport are concerned, since this could benefit citizens, especially in small and medium-sized towns and cities, where the public transport network is smaller, and might make it possible to develop peer-to-peer mobility solutions;

L. whereas the European Dialogue on Modernisation with Belarusian society launched in 2012 has had a positive impact on starting a constructive debate in Belarusian society on the necessary reforms in the country and on awareness about the EU; whereas further development of the concept, purpose, strategy, adequate funding and management structure of this Dialogue and improved coordination with the Eastern Partnership initiatives are necessary;

Commitment to develop a global, harmonised definition of cities

This aims at developing advanced and enabling space technologies and operational concepts from idea to demonstration in space.

The partnership approach should provide a framework for dealing flexibly with new trends in migration which are now developing in the world, with the concept of migration as a pattern of mobility which encourages migrants to maintain and develop their links with their countries of origin.

Projects funded in this area to build up teaching resources must be used more extensively and improved in order to develop critical and responsible approaches in the media and the instruments of communication.

The contribution of eLearning towards achieving and developing the educational objectives of eEurope consists in establishing a framework and programme for cooperation between the relevant Community departments and the Member States.

With a view to developing sound educational resources for science, and to get pupils acting as "young researchers", cross-disciplinary partnerships should be encouraged.

In cooperation with trading partners, Europe must develop innovation concepts that are transferable to other regions of the world.