Examples of using Objective assessment in English and their translations into Czech
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It's merely an objective assessment.
When choosing surveillance teams. Also,I would be inclined to trust his objective assessment.
This would enable an objective assessment of their condition and help in further negotiations.
When choosing surveillance teams. Also,I would be inclined to trust his objective assessment.
A detailed and objective assessment of both countries' compliance with the Schengen acquis has been completed.
We expect them to deliver initiatives as well as a full and objective assessment of their results.
It seems to me that an objective assessment could quietly bring us to admit that it has not produced the effects that the vast majority of this Parliament and Europe's citizens had hoped for.
With regard to the individual thermal comfort perceiving its objective assessment is relatively difficult.
What was required,though, was an objective assessment of the consequences of implementing the liberalisation and subsequent privatisation of services, in some cases, essential public services, in order to return to an uncompromising defence of the rights of people and workers.
I would like to applaud the report on the Georgia-Russia conflict at least, andits effort to make an objective assessment of the entire situation.
Of course nobody in the NKVD's concentration camps received an objective assessment of their case, while even the worst Nazi could save his neck by working for the Soviet occupation authorities.
All of this reinforces our view that this Treaty is all about political symbolism rather than any objective assessment of what Europe needs.
With the new proposal, we will make an assessment- I believe a very honest and objective assessment- of what went right and what went wrong with the Lisbon strategy.
However, I must say that the situation in the financial markets is sometimes reported in a way that amplifies the problems, anddoes not always give an objective assessment of the situation.
Transparent and assessable Besides the energy demand of various AHU plant concepts, TrueBlue also facilitates an objective assessment of third-party heat and cooling generator equipment in reference to energetics and investments.
However, it must be remembered that the process of rebuilding the condition of hearing requires patience and strong will,so it is worth focusing on the systematic and objective assessment of possible progress.
This distinguishes accredited assistants from other EU servants whose working conditions are based on the criteria of transparency, objective assessment and loyalty towards the institutions.
With the 2007-2013 programming period now over, the new common agricultural policy will have to rise to a very important challenge on behalf of our farmers: that of guaranteeing at least the same level of financial resources as in the past and distributing them equally between old and new Member States on the basis not only of the number of hectares, butalso of other objective assessment criteria.
The only thing that Romanians andBulgarians expect is fair treatment in relation to the other countries and an objective assessment based on the same criteria.
As late as the Central Asian delegation meeting on 22 June, the ambassador of Kyrgyzstan, Mr Azilov, insisted that the violence was not an act of ethnic cleansing, andthat foreign media were not presenting an objective assessment of the situation.
The recommended use of the product is the in-ear application of the oil using the feeder, from 2 to 3 times a day, according to an objective assessment of the condition of hearing.
Bulgaria is proceeding on its way to cohesion with the Member States andI am confident that European institutions will make an objective assessment of our country's efforts.
Turkey's government has made significant strides,which is why I should like to emphasise that criticism in EU reports on Turkey's progress should be commensurate with an objective assessment of the country's achievements.
Independence and transparency are values thatshould be preserved and encouraged in any democracy in that they guarantee the public objective assessments, proportional decisions and legal procedure.
While unsubstantiated rumours were being spread from Hungary about a fabricated law from Slovakia, the Slovak Republic turned to the High Commissioner for National Minorities, Knut Vollebæk,to make an objective assessment of the legislation actually adopted in Slovakia.
On the latter point, I would emphasise the importance of the Commission's policy study analysing the effectiveness, impact and practical feasibility of a system of this type:we need to have access to an objective assessment of its usefulness and of its real, not just assumed, added value.
We must make an assessment of this cohesion policy, to establish whether, over the course of the years that have elapsed since accession, the gamble that internal inequalities could be partly evened out by the application of these funds has proved to be correct,and to make an objective assessment so that we can learn lessons for the future.
It is particularly important to call on the European Commission not to simply limit itself to amending the regulation on credit rating agencies, which would increase the liability of these agencies, butto present a proposal on the establishment of a European Credit Rating Agency which would facilitate an objective assessment of the economic and financial position of the Member States.
Significant delays in drawing up external emergency plans and in communicating with public bodies and authorities responsible for managing emergencies have been highlighted, as has a failure to inform the public about the risks of serious accidentsconcerning codes of conduct, and the absence of an objective assessment of the domino effect caused by a possible accident in high-risk industrial plants.
However, this does not result in an opaque and partial EIA process as the directive contains several safeguards which ensure a transparent and objective environmental assessment of projects.
