Examples of using Spring report in English and their translations into German
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The spring report was published in the ifo Schnelldienst 8/2018.
This, indeed, is the message of the Commission's spring report and of the interim report. .
A discussion on the spring report would take place at college level on 11 December and the report would be published in late January/early February.
The present Communication is intended to support and complement the Commission's Spring Report, which is the Commission's contribution to the Spring European Council.
It is a common perception that in Europe, this relationship does not work as well as it could; andthis perception led the Commission to put forward a new initiative in its 2005 Spring Report.
The European Council has, on the basis of the Commission's Spring Report, reviewed progress made in the first two years of the Lisbon strategy.
The Commission's draft Joint Employment Report would be presented by mid-January aspart of the Implementation Package together with the Commission's Spring Report.
It draws on the Commission's socalled Spring Report on progress made towards the Lisbon goals and suggested policy orientations.
This is true at EU level: the emergence of sustainable development at the centre of the political debate at EU levelhas resulted in the inclusion of an environmental dimension in the Spring Report since 2002.
In line with other reports, the Commission in its Spring report makes a number of clear proposals based on the"triptych" of investment, competitiveness and reforms.
An indication of the absolute performance(both in terms of progress and in terms of level) of Member States on the basis of the shortlist of structuralindicators can be found in the Commission's Spring Report 2004, see Annex 1 therein.
The European Council, building on the Spring Report, needs to reinforce its central role each year in setting the direction for the Union's economic, social and environmental action.
Communication from the Commission:Towards a European strategy for nanotechnology,” COM(2004) 338,section 2,p.7:“It is important to highlight that, with 56% of overall R& D investment from private sources, the EUlags behind the US and Japan with 66% and73% respectively,” compare also European Commission“Key Figures2003-2004”(2003).(22) Spring Report 2004 on the Lisbon Strategy.
The spring report that the Commission adopted a month ago contains the observation that, despite some encouraging progress in a number of areas, the Union is still far short of the targets it has set itself.
The value of benchmarking to policy development is evidenced by the Commission's Spring Report to the European Council39 and the Benchmarkingreport which provided impetus for the eEurope 2005 Action Plan.
As the spring report would arrive too late to be considered and indicators had already been addressed, he preferred to take stock and to propose concrete steps for areas where too little had been done.
I would now like to mention briefly the fact,following on from what Prime Minister Simitis said, that the Spring Report, the Commission's contribution to the work of the Spring Council, was adopted by the institution today and will therefore play a major part in the work of the Greek Presidency.
This spring report draws on a first set of available environmental indicators, however, work will continue to refine and improve the indicators in order to give a broader picture of progress in the environmental field.
In order to better prepare the Spring European Councils,the Council recommends that the Commission's Spring Report and relevant implementation reports be presented as early in January as possible each year, in order to prepare the Council's contributions in time for the Spring European Council.
The Spring report 2003 from the European Commission is an improvement compared with the Spring report last year, but it is still far short of meeting the expectations inherent, ultimately, in the Göteborg Council decisions.
At the beginning of each year the Commission will present apackage on the evaluation of implementation which will accompany the spring report and that package will present both the development of progress in the various areas involving the implementation of the broad guidelines of economic policy and the draft joint report on employment.
The Spring Report 2003 from the European Commission is an improvement compared with the Spring Report of last year, but it still falls short of meeting the expectations inherent, ultimately, in the Göteborg European Council decisions.
As stated in the Commission's Spring report, while progress has been made in almost all areas of the Lisbon strategy, it has not been fast enough nor sufficiently focussed and coordinated to produce the necessary results.
In its spring report, the Joint Economic Forecast group states that the upturn in Germany came to an end in the second half of 2018, mainly because the manufacturing sector is weakening due to a slowing international economy and to problems in the automotive industry.
The European Council, building on the Spring Report, will have a particular opportunity to set priorities to guide the main policy instruments- the Broad Economic Policy Guidelines, the revamped Employment Guidelines and the Internal Market Strategy.
As provided for in the Spring Report 2004, the Commission will be examining, by 2005, the arrangements for incorporating public health in the Lisbon Strategy, and its contribution to growth and sustainable development.
The EESC, having regard to the Spring Report from the European Commission as well as other related communications, regrets that sustainable development is still treated in a slightly marginal way instead of being recognized as one of the EU's most important and wide-ranging challenges.
It had been announced in the Spring Report of 20035, where the Commission has committed itself to adopt a communication on"the streamlining of current disparate actions linked to social inclusion and pensions and, in time, cooperation in relation to healthcare and"making work pay" into a single Open Method of Coordination.
I will digress at this point to remind you that the Spring Report adopted by the Commission on 21 January focuses this year on an irrefutable fact: despite the initial progress made by the Union towards realising the objectives set for 2010, implementation of the reforms adopted in Lisbon in March 2000 is still unsatisfactory and Europe is thus unable to modernise its economy or make more substantial progress towards developing a knowledge economy.
Given the central role that the Commission's annual Spring Report has in reviewing progress on the Lisbon agenda, the European Council invites the Commission in preparing its report for 2004, to analyse the measurable differences which Lisbon's integrated approach has brought about, and assess how Member States have achieved this success and improved their position, including showing how the Lisbon objectives are being achieved through regulatory reform.