Examples of using To implement actions in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The first is the recovery phase,where the bank is required to implement actions set out in its own recovery plan.
Calls on the Member States to implement actions aimed at reintegrating elderly people in community life in order to combat their isolation;
It has carried out an extensive exercise within DG AGRI andwith the Member States to identify the root causes of error and to implement actions to remedy them.
You can find factsheets on how to implement actions in the scope of fighting against food waste on the Prevention Thematic Day 2014 page.
The Agency aims at reducing further the number of projects behind schedule andhas therefore started to implement actions in order to improve the planning process(see also finding 3.26.16.).
This is often too short to implement actions plans which involve amendments to sectorial policies and country or regional EU cooperation strategies47.
The programme may share resources withother Community instruments in order to implement actions meeting the objectives of both this programme and these instruments.
A Member State facing specific and disproportionate challenges at the external borders has either not requested sufficient support from the Agency under Article 15, 17 or 18,or is not taking the necessary steps to implement actions under those Articles.
Even though Member States have made efforts to implement actions under all Charter areas, they have different priorities and areas of expertise.
The programme may share resources with other Community instruments, in particular the civil justice specific programme of the general programme“Fundamental rights and Justice” in orderto implement actions meeting the objectives of both programmes.
In 2015, the Erasmus+ Programme allocated funding to implement actions identified in the colloquium50 and to empower all those involved at local level to build a culture of tolerance and respect and to overcome prejudices.
Member States should be entitled to receive additional pre-financing to be paid in 2016 following the revision of their nationalprogrammes under the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund to implement actions under this Decision.
Although the basic act allows9 the possibility of sharing resources with other Community instruments in order to implement actions meeting the objectives of all the programmes, this was not used during the first 3 years of DPIP's implementation.
The programme may share resources with other Community instruments, in particular the general programmes“Security and Safeguards Liberties” and“Solidarity and Management of Migration Flows” in order to implement actions meeting the objectives of all programmes.
This entitles the Commission to implement actions to increase the preparedness of organisations involved in civil protection in the Member States, by enhancing their ability to respond to emergencies and by improving the techniques and methods of response and immediate aftercare.
The programme may share resources with other Community and Union instruments, in particular the programme Prevention of and Fight against Crime, in orderto implement actions meeting the objectives of both the programme and other Community/Union instruments.
The Commission and the Member States have started to implement actions to address the problem, but there is still a long way to go 100 Despite the lack of comprehensive analysis of the problem, the Commission and Member States have started to implement actions to address it.
Develop post-graduate skills and abilities that contribute to meeting the challenges inherent in the competitive market for the management of processes andlogistics operations in order to implement actions aimed at increasing the quality and productivity, combined with cost reduction…[-].
Article 352 TFEU(reserved for cases where the Treatiesdo not provide the necessary powers to implement actions necessary, under the policies defined in the Treaties,to attain one of the objectives of the Treaties) is the appropriate legal basis for the proposed measure.
The programme may share resourceswith other Union and Community instruments, in particular the programme Prevention, Preparedness and Consequence Management of Terrorism, in order to implement actions meeting the objectives of both the programme and the other Union/Community instrument(s).
The financial resources currently provided by the programme to implement actions are appropriate in that they allow high quality projects to be funded and at the same time the ratio of success in project selection ensures the significant competition among projects.
Through initiatives like the Covenant of Mayors for Climate and Energy 11,cities and regions are encouraged to implement actions towards reducing emissions of greenhouse gases, increasing resilience, and ensuring access to clean and affordable energy for all.
Article 7(2) of Regulation(EU)No 516/2014 provides for the possibility for Member States to implement actions related to the transfer of applicants for international protection as part of their national programmes, while Article 18 of that Regulation provides for the possibility of a lump sum payment of EUR 6 000 for the transfer of beneficiaries of international protection from another Member State.
However, it is essentially a static approach whichdoes not incentivise the Member States to implement actions which respond to Union priorities and does not allow the EU to respond to changing situations and priorities through significant and concentrated reallocations of resources.
Inasmuch as they provide for Community powers to impose restrictive measures of an economic nature in orderto implement actions decided on under the CFSP, Articles 60 EC and 301 EC are the expression of an implicit underlying objective, namely, that of making it possible to adopt such measures through the efficient use of a Community instrument.
The strategy will put forward a comprehensive approach to improving lifestyles and promote a partnerships approach to implementing actions.
This could be explained by the fact that in Member States with high allocations, the Fund's contribution represents a small proportion of their national budget earmarked for return,and these countries are used to implementing actions in this field on the basis of pre-financing.
