Examples of using Strategy defined in English and their translations into German
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It noted that the strategy defined in Essen will assist the Slovak Republic in its preparations for its future accession to the European Union.
During the first quarter of the current fiscal year,Serviceware has continued to pursue consistently and very successfully the strategy defined at the IPO in view of a sustainable acceleration of future growth.
The budgetary consolidation strategy defined in the latest update of the stability programme rests to a large extent on the successful implementation of comprehensive structural reforms.
The Social Dialogue Communication mentioned above provides for a new tripartite concertation committee for growth and employment, which would be the forum for consultation between the social partners andthe public authorities in the overall European strategy defined at the Lisbon European Council.
The programme set out below shows that the strategy defined in March 2000 is being systematically pursued through efforts to consolidate the body of EU law and introduce new measures.
They also proposed, in their contribution, that the Standing Committee on Employment should be replaced by a tripartite concertation committee for growth and employment which would be the forum for consultation between the social partners andthe public authorities in the overall European strategy defined at the Lisbon European Council.
In line with the strategy defined at the Lisbon European Council, Member States should also ensure that Community acts are transposed in their national legislation correctly and within the set deadline.
After the successful divestment of Healthcare Packaging in October 2019 the agreement to sellMasterbatches is an important step in delivering on our strategy defined in 2015 to concentrate on our three core Business Areas Care Chemicals, Catalysis and Natural Resources”, said Hariolf Kottmann, Executive Chairman of Clariant.
The strategy defined in this way includes a'road map' for dealing with the issues still in abeyance in the negotiations, including the requests for transitional arrangements, in accordance with an indicative timetable for the next 18 months.
The creation of the EuropeanResearch Area is a key component of the strategy defined at Lisbon of making the European Union the world's most competitive and dynamic knowledge‑based economy.
The strategy defined in Lisbon is indeed based on strong involvement and coordination of all areas and actors concerned, and requires pooling of reflection and endeavour at national and Community levels alike.
I would, however, like to focus in particular on Mrs Avilés Perea's report, for I feel that, as has already been said, the annual report is a genuinely important instrument which allows us all to follow up, assess and monitor the initiatives undertaken by the Union and the Member States andthe coherence of these initiatives with the global legislation and strategy defined at Union level.
Our investment specialists implement the strategy defined by the client within the parameters of the OPA guidelines using selected investment fund investments in the asset classes: money market instruments, bonds, equities and alternative investments.
The strategy defined in 2000 with a view to strengthening competitiveness and social cohesion, by investing in knowledge and innovation, is still the right way forward and still has the support of the main European political forces.
The investment is part of the company's strategy defined late 2017 to selectively engage in a more active role and with higher stakes under the claim"Digital Disruption Company Building" if it sees particular opportunities.
The process and strategy defined in Luxembourg must continue to form the backbone of the European employment pact, even though the strategy itself may have to be extended and firmed up. And you know the extent to which I am in favour of such an initiative since I launched a confidence pact on employment in January 1996, which was a forerunner to the current pact.
In this context, and continuing the strategy defined at EU level of considering that this special conference was not a new conference but an intermediate phase, it was considered that, on these more delicate aspects, the language of Beijing should be used again.
How are decisions made, how are strategies defined?
Strategies define guidelines and direction.
The strategy defines ECHA's priorities and how the Agency is going to implement them for this time period.
The nora strategy defines the overall direction of our company as we achieve sustainable business success and competitive advantages.
This strategy defines clear goals and includes a wide range of measures under the responsibility of different actors.
The strategy defines the most important areas of action that will need to be accounted for in the city's energy and climate policy.
The strategy defines the desired activities and the path towards achieving those targets, both for the company as a whole and for individual divisions and business segments.
In a nutshell: looking beyond day to day business,objectives need to be formulated, strategies defined and measures outlined that will meet the challenges of the future.
In line with the strategies defined in the NAPs 2001-2003, all Member States propose a wide range of measures for the inclusion of people with disabilities, mainly related to their employability.
Equally of relevance to integrating the essentials of the process were the strategies defined for the work in social and economic development, which is a critical part of consolidation, and in external affairs, which is a vital factor in enabling the Faith to manage the consequences of its emergence from obscurity.
Building on our customer-centric creativeprocess including personas, customer journeys and experience maps, we draft content strategies, define user stories, outline complex business logics and processes, and design first interactive prototypes, which bring your ideas to life.
In particular, it has undertaken to strengthen the programming process,establishing a quality support group to ensure the consistency of strategies defined for all the developing countries and introducing a process of deconcentration and decentralisation intended to bring decision-making closer to partner countries.
These strategies define how, between 2000 and 2006, ISPA resources can be used in the most efficient way to help each candidate country prepare for accession, i.e. comply with the requirements of the EU legislation or improve their transport links with each other and with the EU.