Examples of using Roadmap will in English and their translations into Romanian
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The roadmap will also be forwarded to the European institutions.
The various actions and measures indicated in the roadmap will now be taken forward.
The 2050 Energy Roadmap will address these issues in more detail.
Achieving these targets is vitalfor protecting natural resources, and action in this Roadmap will also contribute to reaching them.
The Bratislava Roadmap will guide EU action over the next months.
The readmission agreement has entered into force on 1 October 2014,while the first report on Turkey's progress in the framework of the visa liberalisation roadmap will be published on 20 October 2014.
As requested by the Council, this Roadmap will be revisited at the end of 2011.
The Roadmap will be accompanied by additional funding under the“more for more” principle.
Visa liberalisation for Turkey is a key component of the EU-Turkey Statement of 18 March 2016 which stated that the fulfilment of the visa liberalisation roadmap will be accelerated with a view to lifting the visa requirements for Turkish citizens at the latest by the end of June 2016, provided that all benchmarks have been met.
The roadmap will be finalised for the European Council in June 2015, in parallel to the following actions.
Ministers agreed that the work on the roadmap will be taken forward in the light of comments made by delegations.
The roadmap will start with the measurement of companies' contributions to the common good and the convergence towards a European non-financial reporting.
Building on this collaborative exercise,it is expected that the Roadmap will become an effective and dynamic tool to support the achievement of the objectives of the Eastern Partnership.
The Roadmap will stand or fall by its ability to galvanise more political determination and commitment to achieve greater resource efficiency.
As part of the Resource Efficient Europe flagship initiative, building on andcomplementing the other proposals under this flagship, the roadmap will set out a coherent framework of policies and actions in a variety of policy areas, required for the shift towards a resource efficient economy.
This roadmap will draw on the work done in the i2010 Intelligent Car Initiative on intelligent vehicles.
The greater efficiencies this roadmap will deliver are vital when rationalisation efforts are top of the political agenda.
The Roadmap will be followed by further policy initiatives on specific energy policy areas in the coming years, starting with proposals on the internal market, renewable energy and nuclear safety next year.
The fulfilment of the visa liberalisation roadmap will be accelerated with a view to lifting the visa requirements for Turkish citizens at the latest by the end of June 2016.
The roadmap will bring together findings from all areas relevant to the development of the industry and provide an agreed blueprint for action in order to help the ocean energy sector move towards industrialisation.
Elaborated with the support of the United Nations Development Program(UNDP), the roadmap will facilitate the launch of the reforms that would ensure social inclusion of people with disabilities in compliance with the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and its implementation by various state institutions of central and local levels.
The roadmap will set out a coherent framework of policies and actions in a variety of policy areas, required for the shift towards a resource efficient and low-carbon economy that is efficient in the way it uses material and natural resources.
The steps outlined in section 3 of this roadmap will have a direct impact on the efficiency of minerals and metal resources, through measures to take life-cycle impacts more into account, to avoid waste, reuse and recycle more, improved research and innovation and other measures to improve market structures.
The Roadmap will bring together a range of possible development paths for energy production and use in Europe which will provide a basis for a better assessment of current energy policy implications and a better understanding of the decisions of strategic importance needed today.
Fulfilling the roadmap will help us in the process of European integration, and will improve both the safety of our citizens and citizens of Europe," said Topcagic.
The Energy Roadmap will be focusing not only on 2050, but also on 2025 and 2030, in other words, the next decade, during which we must invest in technology, power grids and storage facilities.
The roadmap will present a range of possible development paths for the EU energy system to 2050, towards a low carbon, resource efficient system, allowing implications of today's decisions to be better assessed and decisions needed today of strategic importance(e.g. infrastructure planning) to be better understood.
These Roadmaps will build on existing initiatives for promoting environmental technology but with a sharper focus on eco-innovation in both the private and public sectors and will take into account global sustainability goals to contribute to their attainment.
The 2050 low carbon economy and energy roadmaps will further inform and guide EU energy infrastructure implementation by offering a long term vision.
The roadmaps will be submitted to the Council of Ministers and to the European Council in Copenhagen on 12 and 13 December.