Examples of using Implementation would in English and their translations into Romanian
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One common implementation would be the following.
Realistically, I think a start period of actual implementation would be in January 2017;
The implementation would be a fork(see above).
Others may claim that the text contains provisions whose implementation would be costly, in particular, for smaller operators.
Implementation would mean that the country is complying with international anticorruption recommendations.
A recent report by UNEP estimated that their full implementation would reach 60% of the required emission reductions until 2020.
He said implementation would continue for the benefit of the Turkish people, regardless of the progress of the membership bid.
It's a very useful tool when building static website,where a CMS implementation would seem to be over the top.
Each stage of implementation would then benefit from a thorough audit;
Such measures would"pave the way to sustainable economic growth," Popovic says,while acknowledging that implementation would be a challenge.
There are many projects whose implementation would represent both a step forwards and an impulse for further action.
The Member State concerned would be required to draw up an action plan aimed at fulfilling these recommendations, and its implementation would be monitored by the Commission.
Implementation would be tailored to the needs and capacities of each country and supported, where required, by external assistance.
Elaboration of a project on renovation of cleaning station and its urgent implementation would ensure a cleaner atmosphere in our city.
Implementation would be delayed, at least until 2017, and would impose a heavy burden on national administrations and the Commission.
Based on the experience with the previous programmes, such implementation would require a substantial budgetary increase compared to the baseline scenario.
Its implementation would translate into the adoption of a set of regulatory instruments specific to each of the situations to be covered.
Efforts would in practice include some regulatory changes and their implementation would require commitment at both national and industry level.
The operational implementation would mainly be outsourced to an existing executive agency, such as the TEN EA.
They generally considered that producers had made huge efforts on this important animal welfare issue and delaying implementation would be unfair on those farmers.
One possible implementation would be to tag the links that come from product ads with a custom parameter, for example: origin=product-ads.
The same goes for the Water Framework Directive, whose consistent and immediate implementation would in the EESC's view make a considerable contribution to improving biodiversity protection.
The implementation would require a different balance of skills, an adapted project management approach in the Commission and extended cooperation with external experts.
We remind that Iurie Leanca had recently a meeting with the RomanianPrime Minister Dacian Ciolos, with whom he discussed the possibility of several projects whose implementation would be supported by Bucharest.
Implementation would be national, but the Internet was a cross-border phenomenon, and therefore a European approach was needed, and children and young people should be involved in the process.
It was therefore eventually concluded that a certain degree of sectoral flexibility also in defining the CEF rules in the area of programme implementation would be the best option for ensuring the CEF objectives.
A better implementation would display the same text whether JavaScript was enabled or not, and in the best scenario, offer an HTML version of the slideshow to non-JavaScript users.
It should be possible for technical standards to provide for transitional measures subject to adequate deadlines, if the costs of immediate implementation would be excessive compared to the benefits involved.
The assessment carried out in the field suggests that implementation would benefit if the Member States introduced some minimum criteria for competence depending on the size and/or type/nature of the risks at the site.
However, most delegations were opposed to prolonging the deadline because they considered producers had made huge efforts on this important animal welfare issue and delaying implementation would be unfair on these farmers.