Examples of using To implement in practice in English and their translations into Greek
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These approaches may not be easy to implement in practice.
This means to implement in practice democratic principles like assemblies, accountability, organisational channels from the bottom up, etc….
However, optimal algorithm is not possible to implement in practice.
Very difficult to implement in practice, it would be a barrier to trade and it would completely contradict the Commission's intention to harmonise the internal market which will be further fragmented.
This is all well and good on paper, but this can be very difficult to implement in practice.
Covering medicines for both man and animals,the Agency is particularly well placed to implement in practice the concept of'One World, One Health', whereby promoting health in animals promotes health in man.
Existing EU laws on discrimination continue to prove difficult to implement in practice.
However, this has proven very difficult to implement in practice due to a lack of reliable information on fish stocks and on the fishing effort of domestic fishing fleets, or of other foreign fleets which have also been granted access by the partner countries(paragraphs 29 to 32).
Everyone said thatthe Directive was good, but difficult to implement in practice.
Reason Limiting the exemptions sothat‘only' the final consumer benefits could be difficult to implement in practice because many goods and services are sold to both individual consumers and companies.
Amendments Nos 11, 16 and the first part of Nos 14 and25 would be impossible to implement in practice.
The requirement that emergency operators should be in a position to work in at least three Community languages- well, in principle, as the satirical Radio Eriwan would reply- will be very difficult to implement in practice: if even the control towers at airports are not in a position to speak English and that is the only language that should be spoken there, then I have my doubts as to whether it would work immediately with three languages at these telephone exchanges.
The applicant did propose measures to reduce this risk, but the measures were considered difficult to implement in practice.
Starting from the theoretical training(seminars),our training centre is always there, through its consultants, to implement in practice the methodology presented during training,in your daily professional activity.
And yet, many tips on Feng Shui are likelyadvisory in nature, their use is not always appropriate to call,more difficult to implement in practice.
Industry representatives have argued that this will be difficult to implement in practice though.
Although it contains some proposals which are worthy of consideration,I have a low opinion of the type of gesture politics which calls for restrictive measures that are almost impossible to implement in practice.
Underlines, as regards the time until the end of the current programming period, that it is crucial for the Commission to provide the necessary assistance to Member States in order to fulfil remaining ex-ante conditionalities,as well as to implement in practice the respective provisions in particular with regard to public procurement and State aid;
This is very patronising, burdening businesses, as it does, with bureaucratic nonsense simply to hammer home a number of principles that are universally accepted butare not always easy to implement in practice.
The involvement of workers' and employers' representatives(the"social partners") in government reforms is vital, as solutions found through social dialogue tend to have wider acceptance in society,to be easier to implement in practice and to be less liable to give rise to conflict.
Finally, Amendment Nos 6, 45 and 48 which provide that non-registered persons excluded from the scope of the directive shouldcomply with information requirements, would be extremely difficult for the Member States to implement in practice.
The UK already has a full body of law regarding discrimination, which continues to prove difficult to implement in practice.
Mr President, Mr Giscard d'Estaing, Mr Trichet, Mr Almunia, ladies and gentlemen, over the last 50 years Europe has often proved its capacity for setting out grand ambitions and for developing the spirit andthe determination needed to implement in practice the ambitions it cherishes.
For instance, a system of monitoring and penalties, set up by a supplier to penalise those distributors that do not comply with its unilateral policy,points to tacit acquiescence with the supplier's unilateral policy if this system allows the supplier to implement in practice its policy.
Without going into the technicalities of it, the new method that he proposes would cause many problems particularly if you had an instantaneous difficulty, particularly say wave-slap, resulting in a one-off sound level measurement which would be very difficult to repeat day after day andtherefore very difficult to implement in practice.
However, it is possible to implement in educational practice.
This is very easily said butnext to impossible to accurately implement in practice.
To urgently implement in practice the existing provisions for insular and mountainous municipalities and to confer a special status for these areas, especially as concerns finances;
How to implement it in practice.