Examples of using This joint effort in English and their translations into German
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This joint effort with the EPA's Plug-In To eCycling program and….
Moreover, the Commission is sensitive to theworries of carriers asked to take part in this joint effort.
I hope that this joint effort will lead to further practical action to improve SME financing.
Belgium, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Poland, Sweden, Spain and the UnitedKingdom, as well as Norway, are participating in this joint effort so far.
This joint effort is indispensable... if we wish to facilitate their return into society.
Before we dive in, the event we are coordinating this joint effort around is bound to give us some fluid situations right up through.
This joint effort has already created a broad understanding of what we want to achieve as a company.
But we should allow this joint effort to be made if the multinational- in this case, Fyffes- wants to contribute.
This joint effort could contribute to correcting the disadvantages they suffer in terms of energy because they are not sufficiently connected to the rest of Europe.
If all parties play their part in this joint effort the Action Plan should quickly result in a substantial improvement for the HIV-AIDS sufferers and their families.
This joint effort to deliver rapidly where decisions are quickly and most needed should no longer be the exception but must become the norm.
An essential component of this joint effort should, in any case, be this Parliament' s right of assent to the forthcoming changes to the Treaty.
This joint effort is testament to the importance we all attach to development and shows that the institutions are working together to make our action more effective.
In the initial phase this joint effort should establish a portfolio of information products and a comprehensive overview of space system initiatives.
This joint effort of EU institutions to deliver rapidly where decisions are most urgently needed should no longer be the exception but must become the norm.
Motivating support This joint effort exemplifies the philosophy of XuendR, which is to focus on the individual rather than the completion of some rigid program.
This joint effort should allow the definition and implementation of the vocational training policy, integration of the initial qualification of youth with their school certification, and the development of the recognition, validation and certification of school and professional competencies of the adult population with lower levels of formal school education.
I believe it is essential to direct this joint effort so that the reconstruction is sustainable in the medium and long term, and so that the population of Haiti is the main beneficiary of this commitment.
With this joint effort, FEMIP remains committed to support worthwhile investment projects, via reliable local banking partners, in the productive sectors of the Egyptian economy.
One aim of this joint effort will be to reach an agreement with representatives from a range of sectors(hospitality, retail, producers, media/advertising) on a code of commercial communication implemented at national and EU level.
The Forum hopes this joint effort will provide inspiration to others in the international community to ensure the needs of the most vulnerable countries remain at the forefront of global efforts to address the impacts of climate change.
It is interesting to note that in this joint effort the standards pertain essentially to the calculation of the number of shares in the denominator, but avoided defining the numerator because of differences of definition of what consitutes profit available to common shareholders between FASB and IASC.
In making this joint effort, it is also the responsibility of the Member States to eliminate, as quickly as possible, the most shocking aspects of their laws, particularly those which tolerate or encourage corrupt acts in other states, and to rapidly formalise the undertakings to which they have already agreed.