Examples of using Incomplete implementation in English and their translations into Slovak
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Incomplete implementation of internal control standards 5.16.
These shortcomings point to incomplete implementation of the 1992 Recommendation.
The incomplete implementation and heterogeneity of security of supply standards have been highlighted.
These shortcomings are partly the result of the incomplete implementation of the recommendations outlined in the EESC's 1993 opinion.
Downside risks to the growth outlook still dominate on the back of geopolitical tensions,fragility in financial markets and the risk of incomplete implementation of structural reforms.
There is a growing perception that incomplete implementation of WTO obligations and barriers to market access are preventing a genuinely reciprocal trading relationship between Europe and China.
In 2011, the Commission has been assisting those Member States where therehave been strong indications of incorrect or incomplete implementation of the Services Directive to improve their implementation46.
This situation of incomplete implementation is partially due to differing interpretations by Member States of the definitions and criteria of the Recommendation and of the reporting requirements.
In the first half of 2011, the Commission will carry out a series of bilateral meetings with those Member Stateswhere there are strong indications of incorrect or incomplete implementation of the Services Directive.
The Union faces significant problems of delayed or incomplete implementation of energy legislation, which call for strong leadership from the Commission to bridge this gap.
Incomplete implementation of existing policies remains a challenge, as do evolving threats such as radicalisation and cybercrime- which may require changes to existing instruments.
Nevertheless, in Europe there is a growing perception that China's as yet incomplete implementation of WTO obligations and new barriers to market access are preventing a genuinely reciprocal trading relationship.
The EESC calls for zero tolerance in case of the non-implementation of EU legislation by Member States and points out that delayed,inconsistent and incomplete implementation remains a major barrier to a functioning Single Market.
Cross-sectoral barriers include incomplete implementation of EU energy efficiency legislation, insufficient access to financing and low awareness of the benefits of energy saving.
The EESC calls for zero tolerance of non-implementation of EU legislation by Member States and reminds the Council and the Commission that delayed,inconsistent and incomplete implementation remains a major barrier to a functioning Single Market.
Energy, especially electricity markets, suffers from incomplete implementation of the relevant directives and still weak cooperation between transmission system operators and national regulators.
It is nevertheless likely that not all national administrations have yet fully completed their tasks, although the responsibility,in the event of delayed or incomplete implementation, cannot be placed on the industries concerned alone.
The late or incomplete implementation by several Member States is particularly regrettable as the Framework Decisions have the potential to lead to a reduction in prison sentences imposed by judges on non-residents.
It has nevertheless been demonstrated through the implementation studies that not all national administrations have yet fully completed their tasks, although the responsibility,in the event of delayed or incomplete implementation, cannot be placed on the industries concerned alone if those permit conditions are not in line with BREFs.
The lack of workers' initiative is one of the reasons for the incomplete implementation of the directive, although this is itself due in some countries to the absence of legislation protecting trade union rights in enterprises.
Calls on the Member States to see to the full and proper implementation of EU environmental legislation and adopted policies and strategies, and to ensure adequate capacity and finances for full implementation, including in times of austerity,as non-implementation or incomplete implementation of EU environmental legislation is not only unlawful, but also far more costly to society in the long run;
The main reasons for the unused funds were an incomplete implementation of the business plans, partly due to the late approval of grant agreements and the multi-annual nature of KICs activities, and higher than planned self-financing of management costs by some of the KICs.
Their efforts had been compromised by(a)the weaknesses in the controls at various levels,(b) the incomplete implementation of Council Directive 92/102/EEC presence of small unregistered flocks with unidentified animals and(c) unavailable, missing or defective information in the ANIMO system.
It is vital to address the problem of the delayed or incomplete implementation of energy legislation and the lack of comprehensive energy strategies with strong leadership from the Commission, alongside a convincing demonstration of Member State determination and support.
Fifteen years after the signing of the Convention on the protection of financial interests andas a result of an incomplete implementation in Member States, inconsistencies and loopholes in the applicable criminal and procedural laws hamper effective action in the protection of the financial interests allowing criminal offences to go unpunished in some Member States.
It is vital to address the problem of the delayed or incomplete implementation of energy legislation and the lack of comprehensive energy strategies with strong leadership from the Commission, alongside a convincing demonstration of Member State determination and support.
Whereas there are a number of obstacles to the proper functioning of the information systems,such as a complete lack of or incomplete implementation, lack of knowledge of and/or sufficient training in the existing systems, lack of sufficient resources, including human resources, or of an adequate material base, and poor data quality in the information systems;
Whereas the Union faces the problem of delayed or incomplete implementation of energy legislation and a lack of coordinated energy strategies, which calls for strong leadership from the Commission to bridge this gap, alongside a visible and convincing demonstration of Member State determination and support.