Примери за използване на The progress report на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The Progress report.
The progress report, prepared.
In October, the EU Commission will declare the progress report.
The progress report is available at.
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Today, I voted in favour of the motion for a resolution on the progress report on Turkey.
The progress report says one thing and Mr Erdoğan says another.
Therefore, journalists writing about nutrition, often sit in a puddle,describing the progress report.
The progress report will highlight a new arrangement as a regression.".
We regret, however, that we were not able to vote in favour of the progress report on Turkey voted today.
On this matter, the progress report indicates that there is still much to do.
(IT) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,I support the motion for a resolution on the progress report on the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.
To compile the Progress Report on the project for the period completed.
Once the project starts,we will provide a copy of the latest events and the progress report to the customer every two weeks and then get feedback.
The progress report on the accession negotiations with Turkey was, once again, more than sobering.
(NL) Madam President,today we are debating the progress report on equality between men and women in the European Union.
The progress report on Turkey very clearly shows up the weaknesses in the process in place hitherto.
Since the need for improvements was also highlighted in the Progress Report, the project put more emphasis on the drafting of primary legislation.
The progress report on Ukraine which we published a few days ago gives a comprehensive picture of the situation in the country last year.
This was reflected in the progress report on Serbia which the European Commission presented in October.
The progress report finds that just 8 countries have met both targets agreed at EU level for availability& accessibility of childcare services.
This was also highlighted in the progress report published by the European Commission in December 2010.
The progress report finds that just eight countries have met both targets agreed at EU level for availability and accessibility of childcare services(see Annex).
With 33 chapters discussed in the progress report, Iceland moves forward quickly to meeting the criteria to join the EU.
In Bulgaria, the progress report also referred to the lack of political will and the need to improve anti- discrimination measures.
As confirmed in the progress report, the Commission wants to enhance transparency and predictability of State aid rules for the media sector;
Albania has not met the five priorities set in the progress report, because there has been no progress in legal reforms,the fight against corruption or in the fight against crime.
From 2011, the progress report is a joint staff working document between the Commission and the EEAS, and is under the responsibility of the latter.