Examples of using Specific monitoring in English and their translations into Romanian
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Specific monitoring.
Imbalances, which require decisive policy action and specific monitoring.
Specific monitoring actions will be identified at that stage.
Excessive imbalances, which require specific monitoring and decisive policy action.
The principle of subsidiarity must apply, so that Member States can use specific monitoring tools.
(1) introduces specific monitoring requirements and new environmental objectives for fine particulate matter PM2.5.
Bulgaria is experiencing excessive macroeconomic imbalances,which require decisive policy action and specific monitoring.
Specific monitoring aims to enhance the continuous monitoring of the policies taken in the context of the MIP.
In both such cases,it may be more appropriate for national regulatory authorities to rely on specific monitoring on an ex post basis.
In France, specific monitoring studies are focused on areas of concern, and the results are publicly available.
The identification of excessive imbalances, however,implies the requirement of decisive policy action and specific monitoring.
(b) where a specific monitoring programme has been adopted in accordance with Article 34c of Regulation(EEC) No 2847/93.
The Convention establishes a specific monitoring mechanism in order to ensure effective implementation of its provisions by the Parties.
The Commission's analysis leads it to conclude that Spain is experiencing macroeconomic imbalances which require decisive policy action and specific monitoring.
Depending on the complexity of the projects, specific monitoring tasks can be entrusted to specialised staff or outside consultants.
Specific monitoring and control programmes stating objectives, priorities and benchmarks for inspection activities are in place.
The Commission's analysis leads it to conclude that Spain is experiencing macroeconomic imbalances which require specific monitoring and decisive policy action.
Whereas a specific monitoring procedure should be instituted to enable the Member States to demonstrate that the quality objectives are complied with;
The Commission's analysis leads it to conclude that Croatiais experiencing excessive macroeconomic imbalances, which require specific monitoring and strong policy action.
Whereas a specific monitoring procedure should be laid down to enable Member States to demonstrate that the quality objectives are being complied with;
They have enlarged their knowledge base on the social impact of the crisis, using administrative data or specific monitoring tools, including new surveys.
The Commission will continue a specific monitoring of the policies recommended by the Council to Spain in the context of the European Semester, and will regularly report to the Council and the Euro Group.
The Commission's analysis leads it to conclude thatFrance continues to experience macroeconomic imbalances, which require specific monitoring and decisive policy action.
The Commission will also invite greater Council involvement in the specific monitoring of countries with excessive imbalances for which the Excessive Imbalances Procedure is not activated.
But it is essential to recognise that the situation of the most vulnerable children, e.g. institutionalised or street children,cannot be monitored using standard survey tools, but requires specific monitoring instruments.
Instead, the Commission announced a specific monitoring of policy implementation for Italy, Croatia and Slovenia(excessive imbalances), but also for Ireland and Spain(relying on post programme surveillance) and France.
Therefore, the Commission finds it useful,also taking into account the identification of excessive imbalances requiring decisive action and specific monitoring, to examine further the persistence of macroeconomic risks and to monitor progress in the unwinding of excessive imbalances.
Imbalances requiring specific monitoring and decisive policy action: In several dimensions, the adjustment of the imbalances identified last year as excessive has clearly advanced and the return to positive growth has reduced risks.
Establishing specific monitoring rules for information disseminated through websites, to take account of the cross-frontier nature of information provided over the Internet and to allow Member State cooperation and avoid duplication of monitoring.