Übersetzung für "Internal culture" in Deutsch

It concerns competition, the internal market, culture and fundamental rights.

Our internal structure and culture must be geared to our clients.

These things contribute to an intensely internal culture.

This promotes an internal culture based on collaboration between the various business units that the client strives for.

Today, Christians live again in an internal culture struggle.

Documents can be uploaded and commented on to promote internal knowledge culture

But the Commission also wants to create a new internal culture, as President Prodi promised.

True North defines the internal values and culture that makes Bain special:

Our internal culture demands zero fault and mistake both in production and related services.

Clarity, transparency and ethically sustainable action must be the guiding principle behind European decision-making, whether it is a matter of the Union' s internal administrative culture or of ensuring the rights and security of our citizens.

Indeed, ever since I took office as Secretary-General in 1997, one of my main priorities has been to reform the internal structures and culture of the United Nations to make the Organization more useful to its Member States and to the world's peoples.

The drafting of this proposal has taken into account discussions involving Commission services responsible for relevant actions, such as Education and Culture, Internal Market and Justice and Home Affairs.

To achieve maximum impact, Horizon 2020 should develop close synergies with other Union programmes in areas such as education, space, environment, energy, agriculture and fisheries, competitiveness and SMEs, internal security, culture and media.

To bridge these gaps, QA has to become a support to creating an internal quality culture rather than a tick-box procedure.

The Commission’s own internal culture of cautiousness and red tape is a constraint that nobody in Brussels much likes to talk about.

During the first phase, the requirements and expectations from the mother company, the outside environment and its demands, and the desired internal culture of the plant were listed, described and specified.

This is a whole-systems approach that implements sustainability at all levels of an organisation, from its internal infrastructure and culture to its external relationships with channel partners, customers, shareholders, and the public.

There is also a need to focus on what there port calls "soft elements" (such as skills, staff, style and shared values within an internal culture).

Among the lesser-known facets of Hundertwasser's personality is his commitment to constitutional monarchy: Austria needs something to look up to, consisting of perennial higher values—of which one now hardly dares to speak—such as beauty, culture, internal and external peace, faith, richness of heart Austria needs an emperor, who is subservient to the people.

The coming-into-force of the Maastricht Treaty meant the implementation of the Article 189b procedure of the EC Treaty (known as the co-decision procedure), which applies to the following areas: free movement of workers, the right of establishment, the approximation of laws in the setting-up of the internal market, education, culture, health, consumer protection, transEuropean networks and research.

United said it would like to use the video as a staff training tool to help the company improve its internal "corporate culture" relating to its customer relations in that area of its services.