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This has contributed to achieving development results.
In the last years the number of residents in Cerveteri has increased significantly and this has contributed to change social and economic aspects of the area.
This has contributed to a relatively high degree of non-compliance.
The Commission had- until 30 November 2014- no powers to enforce its rules,as it is a Framework Decision, and this has contributed to uneven implementation.
This has contributed to the slow handling of cross-border cases.
A report published today by the European Court of Auditors(ECA) concludes that the EU Commission adequately follows up andimplements a large majority of the ECA's recommendations and that this has contributed towards improving the financial management in a number of areas of the EU budget.
This has contributed to our competitiveness in the medium term recovery.
As a result, this has contributed to many innovative systems such as WHIPS, SIPS, and numerous child safety products.
This has contributed significantly to improve the implementation of the existing rules.
This has contributed to improving the euro area's resilience against adverse external developments.
This has contributed significantly to the strengthening of media pluralism and cultural diversity.
This has contributed to the growing popularity of the cha-cha-cha is not only dancers but also with musicians.
This has contributed to secondary movements and has put pressure on certain Member States in particular.
This has contributed to an enormous fragmentation at EU level and high compliance costs for businesses in cross-border transactions.
All of this has contributed to the continuing acceptance and willingness of the employees to change their mobility behavior in a sustainable way.
This has contributed to the approval of the Accounting& Auditing Law by the Georgian Parliament, and amendments to national legislation in several other countries.
This has contributed to a situation where high unemployment coexists with a relatively high use of energy, making it more difficult to achieve targets on employment and energy efficiency.
This has contributed to media pluralism, cultural and linguistic diversity, editorial competition(in terms of content quality and diversity) within the media, and freedom of expression.
This has contributed significantly in raising older people's awareness of local and international legal frameworks regarding their rights, and encouraged them to take lead and develop innovative initiatives tailored to their needs.
This has contributed to a growing risk of poverty or social exclusion of children in Ireland and exacerbates the issue of the unequal labour market participation of women which stood at 67.2% in 2013, as compared with 83.4% for men.
This has contributed to maintaining financial stability and restoring confidence in the financial sector and in the economy as a whole, while preserving incentives for appropriate risk taking and competition in the future.
No doubt, this has contributed a lot to the general publics nonchalant observance of Memorial day. Since 1987, Hawaiis Senator Daniel Inouye, a World War II veteran, has introduced a measure to return Memorial Day to its traditional date.
This has contributed to a fundamental shift in the work and practices of intelligence agencies, away from the traditional concept of targeted surveillance as a necessary and proportional counter-terrorism measure, towards systems of mass surveillance.
This trend has contributed to slower productivity growth3.
This process has contributed to peace and security in Europe.
The action plan has contributed to this improvement.
This change has contributed to the vitality and the whole economy.
Ján Kuciak from Slovakia has contributed to this research.
This policy has contributed to progress in the field of CSR.
This past has contributed to an enhanced degree of empathy between our peoples.