Examples of using Quantified objectives in English and their translations into Finnish
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Specific and quantified objectives; target population.
Amendments Nos 39, 40, 46 and 47 concern quantified objectives.
The quantified objectives regarding the proportion of women have been specified in the various measures in the first four domains.
A monitoring system based on indicators and quantified objectives.
Her criticism of the lack of quantified objectives and indicators is very serious.
The NAP does not clearly indicate key or quantified objectives.
The contract will therefore contain quantified objectives, whose attainment will be easily verifiable.
This was mainly due to low budgets and lack of quantified objectives.
In this context national quantified objectives can be instrumental in making a decisive impact on the eradication of poverty.
This first NAPincl does not contain any quantified objectives.
By sharp focus, I mean ensuring that quantified objectives are as far as possible based on benchmarking.
A detailed description of the measures proposed as well as their quantified objectives;
We echo Mr van Velzen in wanting quantified objectives, training and participation.
The monitoring indicators of operational programmes should be coherent with these quantified objectives.
It is based on a limited number of quantified objectives and some guidelines.
Many quantified objectives and indicators exist at EU level to monitor performance over time, between countries and across policy areas.
To this end, it is essential that each sector be set quantified objectives and be subject to regular, strictly timetabled, evaluation.
The quantified objectives set in certain guidelines should be defined more precisely if their implementation was to be gauged objectively at a later stage.
By contrast, the July 2001 programme lays down quantified objectives for most measures, to be achieved by July 2003.
I also welcome the decision of the European Council for its greater strategic realism,which provides it with greater clarity and fewer but quantified objectives.
The Lisbon conclusions19 included some quantified objectives for the education and training systems in Europe, which were subsequently introduced in the Employment guidelines for 2001.
Finally, although a considerable efforthas been made to define indicators, the absence of quantified objectives or sub-objectives is regrettable.
The quantified Objectives should also be reflected in the indicators chosen to monitor and evaluate the CSF during the programming period see section 3.4.4.
The guidelines make improvements particularly as regards increasing the quantified objectives, including qualitative aspects peculiar to the various countries.
Quantified objectives should be set, for example in the areas targeted by the Lisbon Strategy: youth employment, over 50s'employment and access to lifelong learning.
In its discussion paper for the Summit, the Commission set quantified objectives for developments in the field of employment, including women' s employment, and for the fight against unemployment.
Apart from this plan(which will benefit 600 000 students during the period 2001-2, at a cost of around€ 90 million), there are no quantified objectives for the other activities mentioned.
I also welcome the idea of setting quantified objectives and benchmarks, in particular an annual average growth rate in the EU of 3% and a level of employment of 70.
It should provide some“flexibility” in management, particularly as regards the programme complements, in a way compatible with the statutory provisions as regards quantified objectives and monitoring indicators.
The NAP lays down quantified objectives with a view to eradicating child poverty, reducing absolute poverty and the poverty rate, and fighting poverty in both urban and rural environments.