Examples of using Fully implementing in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The Commission will not be fully implementing the budget.
Fully implementing the strategy requires leadership commitment and investments in training.
Reminds the importance of fully implementing article 9 of the Cotonou Agreement;
Fully implementing these reforms would help to make the sector more resilient and ensure a more efficient allocation of credit to the real economy.
The Council encouraged Bosnia and Herzegovina to continue fully implementing the Interim Agreement.
This means that fully implementing the recovery plan since 2006 would have increased the net present profits for the whole period.
To consolidate rights and defend the European social model by fully implementing the Charter of Fundamental Rights- the real European social pact;
However, I believe it can be greatly improved, in Europe and beyond,by making the public more aware about its existence and fully implementing PEGI Online.
Having more Europe means, first and foremost, fully implementing the laws that already exist in relation to the internal energy market.
The Committee calls on the Commission andMS to help achieve the broadband coverage target rapidly by fully implementing the Radio Spectrum Policy programme20.
Strengthening the goods and services market: fully implementing the Services Directive and expanding it, mutual recognition and compliance checks for illegal products.
He said the only“rational” guarantee of the enforcement of the Hungariancommunity's interests in Vojvodina lay in maintaining and fully implementing the coalition agreement signed in 2016.
Fully implementing intercultural education in the curriculum, teaching materials and extra-curricular activities raises native pupils' awareness and immigrant pupils' confidence.
(c) the applicant's return to his country of origin or residence ortransit through States other than Member States fully implementing the Schengen acquis is assessed as certain.
Fully implementing the EU Climate and Energy Package is essential to reach the milestones identified for 2020 and for building a competitive, low-carbon economy by 2050.
With respect to the length of the external land borders as referred to in paragraph 2, the calculation shall not take into account temporary borders,except for the temporary borders of the Member States fully implementing the Schengen acquis.
Fully implementing existing programmes: we welcome the impressive progress made in implementing the Greek programme and the agreed adjustment programme for Ireland, including the adoption of the 2011 budget.
Is worried about the finding by the European Ombudsman(9) that, with the exception of DG Health,the Commission was‘not fully implementing UN WHO rules and guidelines governing transparency and tobacco lobbying';
Fully implementing the 2008 Small Business Act and improving market access for SMEs in third countries will be part of the recovery work in 2010, and will help SMEs to stay in business in a period of crisis.
(e) to support territorial and cross-border cooperation including across maritime borders,and enhance trade and economic relations by fully implementing existing agreements with the Union, reducing regional imbalances.
The common border between a Member State fully implementing the Schengen acquis and a Member State bound to apply the Schengen acquis in full, in conformity with its Act of Accession, but for which the Council Decision authorising them to fully apply that acquis has not entered into force;
(14) However, for the coherence and proper functioning of the Schengen system, this Decision also covers visas and residencepermits issued by third countries associated with the implementation, application and development of the Schengen acquis and fully implementing the Schengen acquis, such as Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland.
In this regard,we urge the Commission to examine not only the possibilities for fully implementing cash management based on needs, but also, in particular, the extension of ENISA's mandate both beyond 2012 and as regards competences.
If distortions of competition are a consequence of the entrustment hindering effective implementation or enforcement of Union legislation aimed at safeguarding the proper functioning of the internal market, the Commission will examine whether the public service could equally well be provided in a less distortive manner,for instance by fully implementing the sectoral Union legislation.
To note that,by taking into account temporary borders of Member States fully implementing the Schengen acquis until the above-mentioned Council Decision(s) is/are adopted, for the purpose of the annual calculation under this Fund the length of the external land borders may exceed the length of the future definitive external borders of the Community.
As to the content, this initiative temporarily authorises the Member States concerned to derogate from their obligations under Council Regulation(EC) No 539/2001 byunilaterally recognising visas and residence permits issued by states fully implementing the Schengen acquis, during their period of validity, for transit through or intended stays on its territory not exceeding 90 days in any 180-day period.
The common border between a Member State fully implementing the Schengen acquis and a Member State bound to apply the Schengen acquis in full, in conformity with its Act of Accession, but for which the Council Decision authorising them to fully apply that acquis has not entered into force;
Encourages the Turkish authorities to further eliminate domestic violence, so-called"honour killings" and forced marriages,in particular by fully implementing the relevant legislation, continuing a sustained public campaign, providing more shelters for victims, stepping up training for law enforcement bodies and closely monitoring initiatives put in place;
The Commission considers that fully implementing the current Treaties would allow for further efficiency and coherence in areas where the added value of action at EU level is widely recognised and expressly requested by our citizens that, as recently confirmed by the results of the last Euro barometer, ask for more protection and security.
Fully implementing this plan should deliver important energy savings: it is estimated that the actions of the public sector and the new minimum efficiency requirements for appliances should yield savings of up to 100 Mtoe and that comparable savings can also be expected from measures in the transport sector and from energy savings for consumers from their energy suppliers61.