Examples of using To implement measures in English and their translations into Czech
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We have to implement measures that allow Belarus to find a path to democracy.
The Government and President of Tanzania have already started to implement measures, which we appreciate, but it is not enough.
The key issue is to implement measures in that area to combat illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing, enforced by the regional fisheries organisations RFOs.
We need to create a European monetary fund and, alongside it, to implement measures for stabilising the Member States' public finances.
Agreeing with the need to implement measures to reduce the environmental risk and to make progress in maritime safety, we think that any initiative taken at EU level in this framework should be based on enhanced cooperation between Member States, without compromising their responsibilities in this area.
He has very successfully included as part of the motion for a resolution the need for Member States to implement measures aimed at achieving territorial cohesion.
It is significantly simpler to implement measures of this kind in new buildings than in existing older ones.
Although there is no record ofany human being infected, it is vital to recognise this disease and seek to implement measures that will eradicate it.
I believe it is essential instead to implement measures that are capable of supporting growth, starting with the creation of Eurobonds.
The directive, as it is conceived, is very harmful to the entire haulage system,at a time of economic stagnation when we need to implement measures to revive the sector.
If a risk assessment reveals that there may be a risk,it is necessary to implement measures that will either eliminate the risk or reduce it to the lowest possible level.
Taking into account border permeability, we need high standards when putting the Schengen acquis into actual practice in order to be able to maintain an increased level of mutual trust between Member States,including in their ability to implement measures accompanying the abolition of controls at internal borders.
Another important aspect would be for all Member States to implement measures regarding the early retirement of farmers, along with measures for setting up young farmers.
What is really frightening is that in all of these 19 cases the court followed the Commission's line, in other words,that the Member States were not permitted to implement measures to protect the environment or public health.
The crisis, in itself,may serve as a window of opportunity to implement measures which will stimulate economic growth, competitiveness and social progress in Europe by putting citizens at the heart of the European economy.
It is essential to help disadvantaged areas to develop, to enhance the efficient allocation of funds for innovation,technology and education, and to implement measures to stimulate employment and competitiveness, in particular.
I therefore hope that the European institutions will redouble their effects to implement measures to speed up and improve the rates of utilisation of such an important resource as the EGF, which currently has very low levels of mobilisation.
It is essential to help the least favoured areas to develop; to enhance the efficient allocation of funds for innovation,technology and education; and to implement measures to stimulate employment and competitiveness, in particular.
I hope, therefore,that the European institutions will consolidate efforts to implement measures designed to accelerate and improve the level of utilisation of a resource of such importance as the EGF which currently has very low levels of mobilisation.
As a representative of an ultra-liberal party, his view is not surprising, butit reflects the more general problem that government leaders with certain ideological backgrounds are not prepared to take courageous steps that demand vision, and to implement measures that could conflict with their ideological beliefs.
There had been marked progress over the previous years, andan effort had been made to implement measures suggested in the past by both the Court of Auditors and the Internal Audit Service.
By means of this proposal, we want to improve the data collection system and to support the harmonisation of existing statistics between Member States, in order to be able to determine the progress accomplished in this field and to implement measures necessary for the achievement of the goal of reducing the risks generated by pesticides.
I hope, therefore,that the European institutions will consolidate efforts to implement measures designed to accelerate and improve the level of utilisation of a resource of such importance as the EGF which currently has very low levels of mobilisation.
The most basic respect for democracy requires the European institutions to issue a firm andforceful condemnation of the coup and to implement measures at an international level to increase pressure on the illegal government in power and isolate it.
Secondly, the importance of presenting proposals and working hypotheses in order to make it easier to implement measures in the Member States, with administrative procedures and management strategies that give priority to the quality of the projects and to their impact on the living and working conditions of European citizens.
The report on the European Union strategy for the Baltic Sea region andthe role of macro-regions in future cohesion policy emphasises regional cooperation in order to implement measures covering a number of policies, including transport, fisheries, energy and agricultural policy, as well as scientific research.
This is what distinguishes the programme from the other operational programmes whose aims are to implement measures that fall predominantly within the competence of state in accordance with applicable Czech laws.
The Government has made it clear that, in addition to greater trade and cooperation,it is willing to implement measures to improve social welfare, health, education, tackle corruption and improve human rights.
Firstly, we still await the Commission's feasibility study evaluating free-trade agreements with both Armenia and Georgia that are as broad as possible andwe also encourage the Commission and the Council to implement measures that would help the countries of the South Caucasus to benefit as much as possible from the Generalised System of Preferences.
When they become full members of the Schengen area, it is therefore crucial for Bulgaria and Romania to be properly prepared to manage increased migration flows, to be able to implement measures to combat illegal migration appropriately and effectively, and to guarantee well-functioning external border control mechanisms.