Examples of using Major effort in English and their translations into Czech
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I welcome your contribution to this major effort.
It will require major efforts on the part of the Portuguese people.
It felt that the whole of European society wished that the European Community make reconstruction a major effort.
In this major effort, I continue to count on your strong support.
This really has to deserve a major effort from us all, therefore.
Major effort will be put into promoting the transition to a low-emissions and resource-efficient economy.
Without a strict fiscal policy and major efforts on their own part, this will not work.
A major effort lies ahead of us in that regard, and we, the current generation, will have to gird ourselves up for it.
The proposals that the Commission will be presenting next June require major efforts to achieve the necessary consensus.
We are asking for a major effort to be made with regard to training, particularly through the European Social Fund.
The U.S. strategy was to build up andadvance gradually in the Pacific, while focusing its major effort against the Germans.
The second major effort will be put into promoting the transition to a low-emission and resource-efficient economy.
At the same time,precisely because meeting the conditions requires a major effort, acceding states must also be encouraged to make the effort involved and not only that.
Major efforts at promoting the citizens' initiative await us, and these will have to be undertaken by the Commission and Parliament as well as by the Member States.
It was Mr Mastella- then Minister for Justice in the Italian Government- who made major efforts through institutional actions to give final justice to the Battisti case.
We need to organise a major effort to fully implement the internal market, and we urgently need to attempt a common fiscal policy.
After the Mutating Medium project(Rudolfinum Gallery,2011), The Intimate Circle- both exhibition and book- represent a major effort with the ambition of showcasing the most contemporary tendencies in the Czech photography scene.
Major efforts are therefore required, both by the private and public sector; the public sector includes both the European Union and of course also the Member States.
Moreover, individual member states such as Italy committed to major efforts to consolidate their budgets and improve competitiveness, which helped to restore confidence.
We need to better communicate the basis of these decisions, whilst also making clear to Albania, Kosovo and Bosnia andHerzegovina that they still need to make major efforts in order to be ready to join the European club.
This is why the Commission has made a major effort to improve its working methods for the benefit of citizens and businesses, as explained in the 2007 Communication.
Proper management of current andpotential conflicts of interest in the EU agencies requires a major effort, and cases such as that involving the European Medicines Agency must be prevented and avoided, and penalised wherever they occur.
It is generally acknowledged that major efforts are currently under way to strengthen coherence and coordination between the civil protection forces and the various areas of humanitarian aid.
The remedying of these and parallel flaws in the political, economic, legal andadministrative systems will require a major effort on the part of the leadership, and it should be prepared for both active and passive resistance from the beneficiaries of the existing system.
The Protocol on Integrated Coastal Zone Management in the Mediterranean represents a major effort by the European Union to promote the integrated management of the coastal area, taking into account the protection of areas of ecological and landscape-based interest and the reasonable use of natural resources.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the report which we are debating this evening andon which we shall vote tomorrow is part of a major effort to implement the 20/20/20 package, which I believe is still one of the most far-sighted and significant things to have come out of the last European parliamentary term.