Examples of using A considerable effort in English and their translations into Slovak
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Clearly we also need a considerable effort from the Member States.
To change the pose of the deceased, it takes a considerable effort.
This will require a considerable effort and corresponding resources.
All this takes a long time and requires a considerable effort.
I believe that we have made quite a considerable effort, and I think that this is a significant step forward as a starting point.
With regard to the institutional proposals, the Commission is making a considerable effort.
The programme outlined above will require a considerable effort on the part of policymakers and stakeholders.
Currently responsible for a quarter of the EU's GHG emissions,the transport sector has to contribute a considerable effort to reach this goal.
The bottom line is that we have to make a considerable effort so that we can maintain our resolve to be the world leaders on climate change.
At the end of November there were about 300 amendments to the text, for which we are grateful to everyone,especially those who devoted a considerable effort to achieving these results.
In addition, European steel companies have mounted a considerable effort and invested large sums in environmental protection and energy efficiency.
A considerable effort is needed by the negotiation partners to keep Civil Society regularly consulted and updated throughout the negotiation process.
K+B Progres, the owner of the ECG brand, further invested a considerable effort and funds into the development of other products.
This will require a considerable effort to ensure that organisations can enter discussions on an equal footing with the legislator and other civil society organisations.
I fear that this was another error and I also fear that this candidate,unless he makes a considerable effort, will not receive a majority vote in this House.
The Commission has undertaken a considerable effort to conceive TEMPUS IV and Erasmus Mundus in a complementary perspective(institutional cooperation/reform vs. promotion of mobility).
Secondly, I would like to thank the rest of the rapporteurs and shadow rapporteurs because, indeed, as we have seen during the debate,we have very differing points of view and we have made a considerable effort to find common positions.
Given the current figures, this will require a considerable effort to ensure a high completion rate of current students and to attract people already on the labour market into higher education.
It must be stated that the best students of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering were selected to work on the project, the work on the project has been at the expense of their free time andsolving of all the problems required a considerable effort on their part.
Protection shall also be granted to data relating to tests or other confidential data,whose processing entails a considerable effort and whose presentation is conditional upon the marketing authorization of chemical, pharmaceutical or agricultural products implying the use of new chemical substances.
In 2012 action plans were set up in 14 Member States and from 2013 onwards in all Member States with the aim to identify the causes of errors anddefine remedial actions. A considerable effort has been made by both the Member States and the Commission.
Protection is also granted to data relating to tests or other confidential data,the processing of which entails a considerable effort and the presentation of which is conditional upon the marketing authorisation of chemical, pharmaceutical or agricultural products implying the use of new chemical substances.
Members, when requiring, as a condition of approving the marketing of pharmaceutical or of agricultural chemical products which utilise new chemical entities, the submission of undisclosed test or other data,the origination of which involves a considerable effort, shall protect such data against unfair commercial use.
DE protection is required under the Article 39 of Section 7 on Protection of undisclosed Information of the TRIPS Agreement where Members in approving the marketing of pharmaceutical or of agricultural chemical products which utilize new chemical entities, the submission of undisclosed test or other data,the origination of which involves a considerable effort, shall protect such data against unfair commercial use.
Recruiting such a large number ofpeople from outside the organisation required a considerable effort on the one hand from the European Personnel Selection Office, the inter-institutional body in charge of staff selection for all EU institutions, and from Commission services which implemented a series of new measures to help the integration of new staff and their families.