Examples of using Have to be implemented in English and their translations into Slovak
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These actions have to be implemented with leadership and ambition on behalf of the EU.
Where TACs andother measures have been agreed with third countries, these have to be implemented.
Projects have to be implemented in partnership which consists at least of 3 entities from 3 different states.
However, this is essentially an intergovernmental organism whose decisions, which affect us all, have to be implemented nationally.
As a rule, projects have to be implemented within three years of the signature of the financing memorandum.
Community environmental protection legislationprovides a clear framework in which these major projects have to be implemented.
Framework Decisions have to be implemented by Member States as is the case with any other element of the EU acquis.
Peace agreements with most of the armed groups in the eastern part of the country were signed in 2008 and 2009.These now have to be implemented.
This technology would have to be implemented in the future Galaxy Note 9 what will be launched this year.
It's very clear that the reforms that were agreed to in the past are the right steps andthat they therefore also have to be implemented,” Ms. Merkel said.
Such measures would have to be implemented by device manufacturers(or by modifying device drivers where possible).
The legal architecture of the EU system for agricultural statistics is to be simplified in the near future andwill have to be implemented in the EU and in the candidate countries.
The abovementioned requirements have to be implemented by 2030 for core network and until 2050 for the comprehensive network.
Invites all Member States to participate in a constructive manner in the current discussion on the European Agenda on Migration, which affects equally internal,external and development policies that have to be implemented in the EU;
These instruments have to be implemented in close cooperation with the public and private sectors and with civil society.
Tomoyama-san:“Race cars are already connected through detailed telematics systems, but IT, IoT(Internet of Things)and connectivity are very important technologies that have to be implemented in our future cars.
If micro and SMEs are to access European funds,then special procedures have to be implemented to take into consideration the working time constraints on micro and SMEs.
Where the actions have to be implemented by Member States, they should find their way into the NRPs; where they require Community-level action, they should be pursued through the CLP.
Due to the European Single Market and the absence of systematic border controls within the EU, the provisions of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna andFlora(CITES) have to be implemented uniformly in all EU Member States.
These obligations have to be implemented by changes in the regulatory framework of each Member State by the implementation deadline of the Directive(i.e. by the end of 2009) so that they will in principle be incorporated in the laws and regulations that you apply.
Annual and multiannual veterinary and phytosanitary programmes for the eradication, control and surveillance of animal diseases and zoonoses listed in Annex III andof plant pests have to be implemented in compliance with the provisions laid down in the relevant Union law.
Those mandatory provisions have to be implemented together with the relevant Community legislation relating to the safety of ships, their crew, their passengers and their cargo and to the prevention of pollution from ships and to seafarers' working time.
Secondly, some schemes and policies are implemented not by national governments but mostly at regional orlocal level(e.g. in federalist countries), or have to be implemented by stakeholders who do not report back to governments.
Sustainable development objectives have to be implemented with a regard for their effects outside the EU area and should not provide an excuse or shelter to practices that are contrary to the interest of consumers and the environment by limiting trade.
On those grounds, the deadline for the adoption of a Commission decision should be extended from 18 to 24 months and, where considerable corrective actions,including amendments to legal provisions, have to be implemented by the third country, the deadline should be further extended to 36 months.
The advantage of regulationsis that they are directly applicable while directives have to be implemented into national law, often having as a result differences in interpretation in the different Member States, or delays in its transposition creating uncertainty for economic operators.
On those grounds, the deadline for the adoption of a Commission decision should be extended from 18 to 24 months and, where considerable corrective actions,including amendments to legal provisions, have to be implemented by the third country, the deadline should be further extended to 36 months.
The new public procurement directives have to be implemented by April 2016 67 The new legislative package was published on 28 March 2014 and comprises three directives: 2014/24/EU37and 2014/25/EU38, which repeal or amend the previous directives; and 2014/23/ EU39, which introduces comprehensive rules for concessions.
This recommendation has to be implemented in accordance with these rights and principles.