Examples of using Measuring progress in English and their translations into Czech
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GDP and beyond- Measuring progress in a changing world.
I voted in favour of this resolution on GDP and beyond- Measuring progress in a changing world.
The'GDP and beyond- Measuring progress in a changing world' initiative is a complementary instrument capable of contributing to improving analysis and political debate.
I voted for this report entitled'GDP and beyond- Measuring progress in a changing world.
I particularly emphasise the issue of corruption and organised crime,on which there are clear and well-defined benchmarks for measuring progress.
I voted in favour of the report on GDP and beyond- Measuring progress in a changing world, for the following reasons.
With regard to the need to improve this data and the indicators,the Commission has released a communication entitled'GDP and beyond: Measuring progress in a changing world.
New indicators were subsequently proposed for measuring progress in the achievement of social, economic and environmental objectives.
The report by Mrs Rosbach is a critical analysis of the Commission's communication'GDP and beyond- Measuring progress in a changing world.
In the Commission communication on'GDP and beyond- measuring progress in a changing world', various measures are suggested as suitable ways to complement GDP.
Today, the European Parliament adopted a resolution on GDP and beyond- measuring progress in a changing world.
The Commission Communication'GDP and beyond- Measuring progress in a changing world' focuses on developing more comprehensive indicators to complement GDP, which will provide a more reliable knowledge base.
I voted in favour of this resolution on GDP andother indicators aimed at measuring progress and the general development of society.
I therefore welcome the'GDP and beyond- Measuring progress in a changing world' initiative, which aims to encourage and raise awareness of the use of other complementary GDP indicators when evaluating and discussing politics.
Finally, I would like to note how very important it is for the Commission'sproposal to incorporate and rely even more fully on the strategy document'GDP and beyond: measuring progress in a changing world.
One current idea is precisely to have ways of measuring progress and to monitor progress in certain areas on the basis of indicators.
GDP and beyond- Measuring progress in a changing world' is a report that aims to assess levels of progress in the European Union through gross domestic product, which has taken on the role of a comprehensive indicator for societal and economic development.
This report, by Mrs Rosbach,is based on a communication tabled by the Commission on 28 September 2009 called'GDP and beyond- Measuring progress in a changing world', and it reflects this need to provide politicians and researchers with data that is more comprehensive.
In its 2009 report entitled'GDP and Beyond: Measuring Progress in a Changing World', the Commission itself proposed various measures to be adopted in the short and medium term concerning the definition of general indicators to create a more reliable knowledge base for better public debate and more appropriate political action.
Nowadays, gross domestic product is no longer a sufficient,appropriate indicator for measuring progress, and it is therefore necessary to develop more comprehensive indicators that would provide a more reliable knowledge base in an ever changing world.
I voted for the report on GDP and beyond- Measuring progress in a changing world, by Mrs Rosbach, because I believe that gross domestic product is no longer a sufficient, appropriate indicator for measuring progress in a changing world, and it is therefore necessary to develop more comprehensive indicators that would provide a more reliable knowledge base.
The report on the Commission communication of 20 August 2009 on'GDP and Beyond- Measuring progress in a changing world' highlights the importance of gross domestic product as a comprehensive indicator of social development and economic growth.
On 28 September 2009, the Commission released a communication entitled'GDP and beyond: Measuring progress in a changing world', proposing measures for the creation of a database of EU environmental accounts, with a view to better public debate and better-supported decision making.
In the Commission communication to the European Parliament andthe Council entitled'GDP and beyond- Measuring progress in a changing world'(COM(2009) 433 final), it is acknowledged that'GDP has also come to be regarded as a proxy indicator for overall societal development and progress in general' but'does not measure environmental sustainability or social inclusion.
You know how a sandhog measures progress?
If you don't log your workouts,you can't measure progress.
In order to achieve ambitious goals, it is necessary, as quickly as possible,to adopt concrete indicators based on scientific data in order to measure progress towards the strategic targets.
In writing.- While academics will argue over the best possible way to measure progress, we as European legislatures must be confident in the method we pick and ensure that it stands up to argument both today and in the future.
So I repeat,neighbourly relations are an indispensable requirement for measuring Turkey's progress in the negotiations.
This would promote data collection and benchmarking in all European Union Member States,because data collection is particularly important for observing progress and measuring outcomes.