Examples of using Insufficient progress in English and their translations into German
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The Report howeveralso proposes retaliatory measures where insufficient progress has been achieved.
Insufficient progress in transposition of internal market directives and public procurement.
Half of the euro area Member States made insufficient progress towards sound public finances in 2003.
Insufficient progress in cross-border eCommerce, online presence of small and medium-sized enterprises(SMEs), roaming prices and public research.
The Commission justified the use of a Directive by the statement that insufficient progress had been made on the subject.
The Committee feels that insufficient progress has been made in the code of conduct for tax competition.
Informal discussions with the Comoros and Taiwan have been ongoing for a number of years and insufficient progress has led to today's pre-identification.
Insufficient progress to date on regional integration and the usefulness of proposing a fixed percentage of EDF money to be used for regional integration;
The action by Member States is vital, but we should stress that insufficient progress has been made on adaptation in certain areas since the publication of the White Paper.
If insufficient progress is being made in the course of 2012, the Commission will consider introducing stricter regulation for the implementation of Smart Grids.
Nobody has forgotten Mrs Tansu Ciller's threat that Ankara canobstruct enlargement of NATO in the event that there is insufficient progress in Turkey's membership negotiations with the Union.
As in 2005 and 2006, insufficient progress has been made, especially in areas mainly related to the“Third Pillar”, such as prevention of and the fight against organised crime, police and customs cooperation and judicial cooperation in criminal matters.
The protection provided by cars in the event of crashes involvingvulnerable road users is an area in which insufficient progress has been made, even though numerous research projects and studies have been carried out in recent years.
The Council notes the Commission's plans regarding protective measures and stepped-up monitoring that may be introduced on the basis of Articles 37 and 38 of the Accession Treaty,should there be insufficient progress in these areas.
At that time, we would have to express Parliament's view, as we say now, that insufficient progress has been made on land seizures, on political violence, on all of these things that others have raised.
The Commission's September 2006 monitoring report on the state of preparedness for EU membership of Bulgaria andRomania warned Bulgaria that a safeguard measure could be invoked if insufficient progress would be made prior to accession.
Nevertheless, the Council notes with concern insufficient progress with regard to the rule of law, respect for human rights, constitutional reforms, power sharing on equal terms, national reconciliation, security sector reform and the protection of investors.
A report of the European Parliament at the end of last year noted the slowing down of the reform process,and gave special emphasis to the fact that there is insufficient progress in guaranteeing women's rights.
This is mainly due to insufficient progress in areas mainly related to the Third Pillar, such as prevention of and fight against organised crime, police and customs cooperation, management of crisis within the EU and judicial cooperation in criminal matters.
Whereas some lay the blame for the euro area's disappointing growth and employment performance over the last five years at the door of the single currency,the real reason lies in insufficient progress in product, labour and capital market reform.
A common understanding emerged from the meeting that insufficient progress has been made towards achieving the objectives set at the Gothenburg Summit of June 2001 to break the link between increased pro duction and problems such as climate change and declining biodiversity.
A few days ago we expressed our regret- as has already been said-that, in the assessment of the Barcelona Conference on the Euro-Mediterranean process, insufficient progress has been made in terms of moving forward on the construction of a European area of respect for human rights and promotion of peace.
Let me also say, by way of an aside, that the insufficient progress made in the past in the development of European company law is one explanation for the European Court of Justice's rulings in such cases as Inspire Art, and this is where we can help to provide and create an exemplary structure in the European Union.
In writing.-(LT) I welcomed this document, because in the preventive part of the Stability and Growth Pact, the adjustment and adherence to the medium-term budgetary objective should be ensured through an obligation to lodge an interest-bearing deposit temporarily imposed on a Member State whosecurrency is the euro that is making insufficient progress with budgetary consolidation.
One of the reasons behind the tendency towards stagnation in Europe is the insufficient progress of structural reform in many Member States, and especially a lack of action to increase the flexibility of the labour market, to promote professional activity, to remove barriers on the services market, to promote innovation and to support entrepreneurship.
Insufficient progress towards democracy and market economy was noted by the Commission in its 2003 revised Country Strategy Paper:“Georgia's political situation is dominated by widespread poverty, serious problems of governance and weak rule of law, including high levels of corruption, strained relations with Russia, and internal conflicts, involving in particular the breakaway republics of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, as well as a high level of external debt.”.
The second subparagraph of this provision also provides that the Commission should submit draft measures to postpone thedate of implementation of this provision if there has been insufficient progress in developing satisfactory methods to replace animal testing, and in particular in those cases where alternative methods of testing, despite all reasonable endeavours, have not been scientifically validated as offering an equivalent level of protection for the consumer, taking into account OECD toxicity test guidelines.
If there is, in the view of Parliament- and certainly in the view of my group- insufficient progress, we will look towards adopting a further resolution, one which will spell out possible initiatives to be taken by this Parliament in conjunction with national parliaments, and also consequences for our own parliamentary business, because we cannot continue with business-as-usual.
The second subparagraph of this provision also provides that the Commission should submit draft measures to postpone thedate of implementation of this provision if there has been insufficient progress in developing satis- factory methods to replace animal testing, and in partic- ular in those cases where alternative methods of testing, despite all reasonable endeavours, have not been scientif- ically validated as offering an equivalent level of protec- tion for the consumer, taking into account OECD toxicity test guidelines.