Examples of using Monitor closely in English and their translations into German
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The EESC must monitor closely all aspects of the TTIP negotiations.
But, while again, you do not have cancer, you do have a situation that we have to monitor closely so that it doesn't become cancer.
Monitor closely existing measures to promote R& D(GL 13); and.
The Commission will of course monitor closely the implementation of this plan.
We will monitor closely the results of the procedure, the application of which is currently limited to 2014, and carry out a critical assessment.
The security agency who stores the zeroday exploits has to monitor closely the use of the exploits and balance risks.
The Commission will monitor closely all reimbursements until the complete repayment of the loans.
However, I can assure you that the Commission, assisted by technical experts,will monitor closely all of the aspects referred to in the amendment.
This is why we must monitor closely the impact this suspension has on competition.
To deliver on the Sustainable Development Goals the Commission must step up its ambition,set out clear objectives, monitor closely the progress made and put in place a multi-stakeholder platform.
Your veterinary surgeon should monitor closely the intake of any other medicines in addition to the product.
Monitor closely existing measures to promote R& D(GL 13); and Review and strengthen, where appropriate, policies aimed at improving basic skills in thework force GL 13.
Use a lower starting dose of eltrombopag and monitor closely when administering eltrombopag to patients with hepatic impairment.
Monitor closely current government expenditures in order to facilitate the achievement of the budgetary objectives while making room for a reduction in the tax burden as planned in the updated stability programme; and.
The European Commission must not only ensure that the Nuclear Safety Directive will be implemented properly,but also monitor closely, along with the competent authorities in the Member States, the state of these power plants.
The EESC should monitor closely the TTIP negotiations to ensure that there is no diminution of standards.
Monitor closely the effectiveness of the various measures taken to simplify administrative procedures and to reduce further their costs in light of the high share of SMEs in business employment; and.
Implement without delay and monitor closely the various measures envisaged to reduce the administrative burden for businesses; and.
You can then monitor closely what sites your child is visiting, and they will not be as tempted to visit sites or perform activities they are not allowed to if you're keeping a watchful eye.
With regard to the particular problems of border regions,the Commission will monitor closely the effects of the changes introduced under the‘Phare 2000 Review' Communication in order to achieve a better harmonisation and compatibility of Phare CBC and INTERREG.
The Commission will monitor closely recent decisions by the government to provide the necessary budgetary resources and to carry out a structural reform which puts childcare in Romania on a secure and decent basis, and in full respect of human rights.
The Governing Council will monitor closely all developments to ensure that risks to price stability over the medium term do not materialise.
We certainly must monitor closely the reform of the Court in Strasbourg and its impact on shortening proceedings.
The Commission will monitor closely how the candidate countries implement the commitments made in the negotiations.
The Commission has to monitor closely the situation to anticipate any potential problems and bring sufficient transparency to market participants.
Accordingly, the Governing Council will monitor closely all developments in order to ensure that risks to price stability over the medium term do not materialise.
The Commission will monitor closely the implementation of commitments by Korea and will not hesitate to invoke dispute settlement procedures if warranted.
The Commission should, therefore, monitor closely the anticipated consequences of enlargement and review the measures that may be appropriate to offset any unacceptable consequences.
The Commission services will monitor closely the workings of this mechanism, which would appear to have a potential for a broader application in the intra-community context.
The Commission will monitor closely all actions and the uptake of e-invoicing and will, by end of 2013, present a progress report to the Council and the European Parliament.