Examples of using Common targets in English and their translations into German
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Agreeing common targets and evaluation criteria with the Member States.
Trade compliance, risk management, and sustainability are our common targets.
Our common targets for the future are based on an intercultural exchange, e.
Give the flexibility needed for the Member States to achieve common targets, and.
Financial services and retail are common targets; however, attacks towards manufacturing or energy companies are on the rise.
Unambiguous methods also facilitate the establishment of transparent and comparable common targets.
I would like to urge the Commission to draft ambitious common targets for the Member States to reduce the dangerous and harmful consumption of alcohol.
The amount of the performance-based compensationcomponent in each case depends on the achievement of individual and common targets.
The question is then, of course, to what extent the common targets can be further pursued.
I ask you all to examine whether this- including to the knowledge of your governments-would not perhaps be the better European route for our common targets.
The Committee believes that theEuropean Union should also set common targets and a common framework for action in relation to their utilisation as materials.
The EU has, for instance, raised awareness of the impactof early school leaving on the European economy and proposed common targets to address the problem.
The EESC proposes that the common targets of the current strategy be maintained but also that further ambitious goals be set which should be implemented by 2015.
According to stakeholders,the OMC initially put in place in 2001 failed to set common targets and benchmarks and to coordinate national action plans at European level.
Establish procedures and financial support mechanisms at European level for preparing Urban Mobility Audits, as well as Urban Mobility Plans,and set up a European Urban Mobility Scoreboard based on common targets.
Common targets require comparable statistics at European level and concrete action to improve the current state of such statistics will be proposed by the Commission in a specific report to the Vienna Summit.
Under this option Member States would be encouraged to cooperate on smoke-freeenvironments with a view to exchanging information, agreeing common targets and indicators and periodic review.
At 62.9%, the employment rate remains lower than the EU's common targets, in spite of a very favourable employment situation though this, in turn, results in large part from a high level of cross-border working.
The policy of controlling zoonoses, in particular in farm animal populations, should be changed in a manner whereby MemberStates are obliged to reach certain common targets for the reduction of zoonotic pathogens.
Under those guidelines that set common targets, policy progress is more visible, and an objective assessment of impact is made possible, on the basis of common indicators, underpinning further policy development.
We do this partly through straightforward legislation in areas such as the work environment and labourlaw and partly through the open coordination method, which means establishing common targets for various matters.
I think it is good that we are setting our sights high,but it is most important that we can agree common targets with credibility and, furthermore, with commitment, which is what the rapporteur referred to here earlier on.
The open method of coordination therefore offers, as underlined by the White Paper on Governance, a“way of encouraging cooperation,the exchange of best practice and agreeing common targets and guidelines for Member States.
It is a way of encouraging co-operation, the exchange of best practice and agreeing common targets and guidelines for Member States, sometimes backed up by national action plans as in the case of employment and social exclusion.
To stimulate discussions, the Commission representatives informally suggested that, in the context of the Charter,setting a small number of ambitious but realistic common targets at EU level could help focus work.
While it is recognised that the goal of the pursuit of fundamental economic andfiscal convergence must be based on common targets, it is argued that a"one size fits all" target may need to be flexibly implemented in gauging fiscal sustainability in the immediate short term, at least until sufficient fundamental economic convergence between countries has been attained, but also in consideration of the asymmetric way in which the recent recessionary episode has impinged upon different Member countries.
It is absolutely right to say that we need a pan-European framework for our adaptation policy,in which to coordinate common targets, targets which are as ambitious as possible, and pave the way for cooperation.
In particular, co-operation between the Commission and Member States is taking place on the basis of the Handbook on Green Public Procurement, in order to facilitate the preparation of national Action Plans,measure progress and possibly set common targets.
Industry, the public sector and other stakeholders involved in bringing innovative transport technologies and services to the market will be invited to participate in furtherdeveloping and implementing this strategy, for example by agreeing common targets, coordinating development and deployment agenda's, considering the needs for standards and identifying funding implications.
More recently, the European Commission's White Paper on European Governance proposed that the open method of co-ordination should be used on a case-by-case basis to“achieve defined Treaty objectives and encourage co-operation,the exchange of best practice and agreeing common targets and guidelines for the Member States”8.
