Examples of using Implementing these policies in English and their translations into Slovak
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In many EU member states the responsibility for implementing these policies on the ground lies with regions and local authorities.
In these three fields, the metropolitan area is considered tobe the most appropriate geographical level for implementing these policies.
Implementing these policies in an effective and efficient way is vital to the overall development of accession countries but in particular to their rural areas.
Service providers- private, public or mixed-play a key role in implementing these policies at local level.
The costs of implementing these policies which developing countries have to meet could be borne partly by development cooperation programmes which seek to improve commercial conduct.
Not all Member States agreed on the measures adopted, however,and indeed some are strongly resisting implementing these policies.
The regional and local authorities directly concerned shallbe involved in the various stages of preparing and implementing these policies and measures, within their sphere of competence and within the existing institutional framework.
It also includes the common foreign and security policy, as well as all other expenditure that the Council considersshould be borne by the budget for the purpose of implementing these policies.
The regional and local authorities directly concerned shallbe parties to the various stages of preparing and implementing these policies and measures, within their competence and within the existing institutional framework.
The Parties shall take measures to involve or facilitate involvement of communities and forest owners andmanagers directly concerned in the various stages of preparing and implementing these policies and measures.
In implementing these policies, and in order to ensure wide ownership, close cooperation will be maintained with the European Parliament and other EU institutions and advisory bodies(ESC, CoR), with the full involvement of national parliaments, social partners, regions and other stakeholders.
They must consult, as they did with their national reformprogrammes, the stakeholders involved, such as national parliaments and social partners, in drawing up and implementing these policies at the national level.
During this time the EESC has drawn up in various own-initiative opinions1 with the aim of assisting the Counciland the Commission in implementing these policies with a European approach and taking account of the vital role of civil society(organisations for immigrants, human rights, social partners etc).
It also includes administrative expenditure on cooperation in the fields of‘justice and home affairs' and the common foreign and security policy, as well as all other expenditure that the Council considersshould be borne by the budget for the purpose of implementing these policies.
Responsibility for implementing these policies lies with the Member States' governments, but, by virtue of its institutional prerogatives and its role managing EU budgetary resources, the Commission must ensure that they are implemented, thus helping to limit the disparities and imbalances that are still present between the various regions.
The strategic nature projects should support programmes of actions to assist in the mainstreaming of relevant nature and biodiversity objectives into other policies and financing programmes,thus ensuring that appropriate funds are mobilised for implementing these policies.
It makes the following very clear point:'In implementing these policies, and in order to ensure wide ownership, close cooperation will be maintained with the European Parliament and other EU institutions and advisory bodies(ESC, CoR), with the full involvement of national parliaments, social partners, regions and other stakeholders'.
The strategic nature projects should support programmes of actions in Member States for the mainstreaming of relevant nature and biodiversity objectives into other policies and financing programmes,thus ensuring that appropriate funds are mobilised for implementing these policies.
Giving a high priority to promoting policy-orientated future research on animal protection and welfare and application of the 3Rs principle: in order to respect the obligations under the EC Treaty Protocol to payfull regard to the welfare of animals in formulating and implementing these policies in parallel with enhancing the development, validation, implementation and monitoring of alternative approaches to animal testing.
The strategic nature projects should support programmes of actions in Member States for the mainstreaming of relevant nature and biodiversity objectives into other policies and financing programmes, thus ensuring that appropriate funds are mobilised,with synergy between the various Union funding instruments for implementing these policies, striking a balance between nature protection and local and regional development needs.
It is up to Member States to implement these policies and deliver the benefits to society as a whole.
The Union will continue to implement these policies while also responding to the challenges of rapidly unfolding global events.
There is no proof that the EU administration can implement these policies better than the national institutions, which take into account domestic circumstances.
But, of course, within the European Union we realise that we do not have the competence:it is the responsibility of the Member States to implement these policies.
Since 2003 there have been important developments in the European Union's policy outlook in both education and training and external relations fields,while new instruments have been adopted to implement these policies.
May I remind my distinguished colleagues that at the end of last year we called upon the European Commission to come up with concrete proposals for projects andprogrammes to implement these policies in its 2008 annual programme.
Since the ETF's founding Regulation was last amended, there have been important developments in the European Union's policy outlook in both the education& training and external relations fields,while new instruments have been adopted to implement these policies.
The EESC would like to reiterate that it is advantageous to promote sustainable consumption and production closely with the implementation of the Roadmap to a resource Efficient Europe3 andencourages the Member States to implement these policies via the Roadmap and the European Semester4.
The Council needs to understand that it is not beneficial to the Union that the main European policies will be approved through codecision,while the financial resources required to implement these policies are decided on by only one of the parties involved in budgetary cooperation.
Integrate policies for promoting sustainable consumption and production closely with the implementation of the Roadmap to a Resource Efficient Europe1 andencourage the Member States to implement these policies via the Roadmap and the European Semester;