Examples of using Evaluation concluded in English and their translations into German
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The evaluation concluded that IPA programming was predominantly focused at the project level.
Regarding the alignment of the goals of the BERECOffice as a Union agency with current Union priorities, the evaluation concluded that, by supporting BEREC, the current functions of the BEREC Office should ultimately contribute to the development of the single market and the consistent implementation of the rules.
The evaluation concluded that overall the firearms directive continues to be fully relevant to current market needs i.e. the cross-border movement of firearms.
Regarding the intervention logic(i.e. how assistance is planned andprogrammed), the evaluation concluded that the MIPDs are key programming documents which provide essential direction and focus to the programming process and are clearly better than the equivalent programming documents for past pre-accession assistance programmes.
The evaluation concluded that TIN-on-the-web application was underused, which made it impossible to evaluate the sought for reduction in administrative burden.
For the relation between these two programmes, the evaluation concluded that if academic education and academic research are to benefit to the full of each other, the complementarity or expected synergy between education reform programmes should get more attention than it received up till now.
Overall, the evaluation concluded that the contribution of Fiscalis 2013 to the better functioning of the internal market for taxation was clear albeit most of the time unquantifiable.
Following the evaluation concluded, purchasing and engineering must jointly decide on the acceptance or release(E) of the supplier.
Overall, the evaluation concluded that the implementation and management structure of all actions was appropriate in the years 2007-2009.
Overall, the evaluation concluded that, rather than leading to overlaps, the Fiscalis 2013 programme complemented and allowed for synergies between these initiatives.
The evaluation concluded on a positive impact of carrying out the projects already identified in the TEN-E Guidelines adopted in June 2003 and highlighted key topics for the new Guidelines.
The evaluation concluded that the IfS Crisis Preparedness component is an indispensable element of the comprehensive EU peace, security and development architecture and should be fully embedded into this structure.
The Commission evaluation concluded that the Union budget would also be adequately shielded from potential calls under the EU Guarantee with an adjusted target rate for provisioning the Guarantee Fund of 33.4% from 50% currently.
The evaluation concluded that ETF's current thematic mandate limiting it to VET is too restrictive, while appreciating that the mandate has been interpreted over the last years with some flexibility by both the Commission and ETF.
The evaluation concluded that even though many factors are at play in the functioning of the Customs Union, the Customs 2013 programme made a significant contribution towards enhanced safety and security, the protection of the EU's financial interest and the facilitation of trade.
The evaluation concluded that the bilateral funding aspect of the Agreements had a significant added value at a strategic level and that the Agreements fill a clear"gap in the market" for the funding of international cooperation between the EU and the US or Canada.
The evaluation concluded that the ETF's current monitoring system, which is designed to track performance at the level of activities and individual projects, did not adequately measure the quality of the ETF's services/products or the ETF's impact on VET reform at country level.
On the other hand however, the evaluation concluded that the economic crisis increased the attention towards ensuring cost efficiency of the activities and led to increased volume of information exchanged through the programme due to Member States placing additional emphasis on revenue collection.
The evaluation concluded that the first phase of IDA has been a valuable programme which has launched and stimulated the development of trans-European telematics systems and fostered administrative cooperation among Member State administrations and EU institutions; it has also helped make administrations aware of the importance of, and need for, these networks and programmes and their interoperability.
By applying these criteria to the operations investigated, the evaluation concluded that all the projects brought the regions in question closer to the major national and/or European economic centres; that in the case of two roads and two railway lines, thanks to the implementation of accompanying measures, the projects had a positive effect on regional development; that one road, however, had a negative impact.
Finally, the evaluation concluded that without the Fiscalis programme but given the emphasis on fight against cross-border tax fraud and evasion, some Member States would likely cooperate closer through bilateral or regional agreements, which could ultimately lead to asymmetry in the Member States' accesses to information and consequently facilitate fraud and distort trade.
The evaluation concludes very positively on Cedefop's relevance and complementarity.
The evaluation concludes that overall the Daphne III programme is highly relevant to the problems it was designed to address.
The evaluation concludes that it helps thousands of artists and cultural professionals- an estimated 20,000 each year- to develop international careers by improving their skills and knowhow through informal peer learning, and through creating new professional pathways.
The evaluation concludes that the Culture Programme plays a unique role in stimulating cross-border cooperation, promoting peer learning and the professionalization of the sector and increasing the access of European citizens to non-national European works.
Despite a shortage of comprehensive data on results and impacts, the evaluation concludes that the 2013 ECOC created a more extensive cultural offer in both cities during the title-year.
Furthermore, the evaluations conclude that the EU framework has led to greater credibility of programmes in MS, visibility of the schemes, as well as an improved image and awareness of the EU.
With respect to the efficiency, the evaluation concludes that the R& D expenditures have been in line with the Action Plan and have been spent on the development of new antimicrobials or alternative treatments, new business models, diagnostics and on appropriate use.
The evaluation concludes that the Action Plan has been partially effective in that it has raised awareness of the problem of illegal logging at all levels and has contributed to improved forest governance globally and particularly in targeted countries and to reduced demand for illegal timber in the EU.
The evaluation concludes that the Europass initiative is achieving its objectives as a mobility tool for citizens and is relevant to their needs, helping them to make their competences and qualifications easier to understand and more acceptable in both learning contexts and the labour market.