Examples of using Effective progress in English and their translations into German
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Healthy training and effective progress require an optimal riding surface.
Contacts at expert level are well established with the French authorities, thus allowing effective progress.
We now expect Albania to demonstrate continued and effective progress in the implementation of the agreements.
Fast and effective progress will therefore be needed in order to meet the high ambitions of the NRP in that field.
EU-Japan FTA should be based on geostrategic reasons;Japan should show an effective progress before it gets free access to the EU market;
Whoever made effective progress is eligible for the next shot, but in the case of a miss, the right turn passes to the opponent.
Tools of 2D-plotting are based on ergonomics of work of the person,here possibilities of fast and effective progress are limited.
The Commission will provide a detailed assessment of each country's effective progress towards meeting all accession criteria in its 2002 Regular Reports.
We might do better to stop complaining, or rather to complain but, at the same time, to show due appreciation for the positive steps which arebeing taken to ensure that we make increasingly effective progress.
The Impact Assessment reveals three specificunderlying problems which could hamper efficient and effective progress towards 6th EAP objectives over the coming period.
The Council has also made effective progress in the area of judicial cooperation in civil matters which, moreover, constitutes an important dimension of Europeans' lives.
In both countries, and in Portugal in particular,domestic economic policies have to secure effective progress in nominal convergence so that the real convergence process not be put in jeopardy.
Not only is making efficient and effective progress in the education systems of our Member States important in terms of international competitiveness and economic growth; it is also an essential component of making progress in terms of social cohesion in our societies.
In particular, the significant remaining obstaclescreated by the data policies in many countries impede effective progress and perpetuate the administrative burden because data cannot be easily shared between administrations.
In connection with Russia, the same themes appear over and over again on the agenda, whatever the Committee concerned and irrespective of whether it is a question of the fight against crime, economic reforms or sensible legislation in Russia concerning, for example, banking or taxes.And nowhere can any effective progress be seen.
On the subject of regulation,Europe is making concrete and effective progress, and it is learning the lessons of the crisis, as all taxpayers, who are also European citizens, are demanding.
Further, in many cases, the understanding and hence priorities of consumers may be limited and result in distortions in the scheme- for example, consumers will in general prioritise a"clean" supply chain(no child labour, no pesticideresidues) rather than effective progress on the ground improved wages and availability of schools, better environmental management.
Thus, the minimum approach likely to make rapid and effective progress in harmonising the technical issues necessary to make cross-border trade work effectively would be the ERGEG+ approach.
Both sides expressed their hope that theCommission will be able to make effective progress on the tasks assigned to it, especially with regard to preserving the memory of what happened on the site.
The European Union hopes that theseelections will be followed by rapid and effective progress towards the organization of legislative and local elections, with the aim of political normalization of the country by means of peaceful dialogue and free and uncontestable elections.
Referring to its Decision 89/490/EEC of 28 July 19892,the Council reaffirmed the common will to make substantial and effective progress in the area of SME policy and emphasized the need to take into account the final recommendations of the Community conference on the craft industry and small enterprises, held in Avignon on 12 and 13 October 19903.