Examples of using Need to be simplified in English and their translations into Slovak
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They urgently need to be simplified.
It is alsoworth mentioning that administrative procedures in this regard need to be simplified.
Problems need to be simplified, not complicated.
Our application forms need to be simplified.
In Italy,stakeholders recognise of the importance of traineeships and agree that the rules for traineeships need to be simplified.
Procedures need to be simplified and competences transferred to the Member States, which will be able to deal with such situations effectively.
Other aspects of the system need to be simplified.
For the CFP to be effective, procedures need to be simplified and the CommissionŐs powers and the mandate of the Community Fisheries Control Agency need to be strengthened.
Administrative procedures also need to be simplified.
The systems need to be simplified, in particular by operating them in the form of a restricted procedure, hence eliminating the need for indicative tenders, which have been identified as one of the major burdens associated with these systems.
Current regulations in this regard need to be simplified.
The procedures for accessing the relevant programmes(CIP, and particularly IEE) need to be simplified, to make them more accessible to very small businesses and their representative associations and to administrations in disadvantaged areas(mountainous and peripheral regions).
EU provisions as well as the laws transposing them therefore need to be simplified and codified.
EU provisions as well as the laws transposing them need to be simplified and codified and must take better account of the interests of consumers and SMEs.
I reiterate my strong belief that the procedures need to be simplified so that the Solidarity Fund can be mobilised more swiftly in future.
I would say, now that the European Union is a Community of 27 Member States and 480 million inhabitants,that management and administration need to be simplified and made more efficient.
In some ways,standard tools can be too detailed and complex and need to be simplified. Conversely, in some cases the standard features need to be enlarged using special scripts.
They could be further developed, while the administrative procedures for their financing, often cited by the national authorities as a barrier to extension of these activities, may need to be simplified.
Secondly, the procedures for and the entire system of public orders need to be simplified to enable EU funds to be utilised.
Administrative procedures for the promotion of research and development need to be simplified so as to limit the proliferation of a multitude of application, assessment, monitoring and auditing procedures- which in many cases even overlap- and to reduce them to a reasonable level.
(c) impact assessments of Union measures of particular relevance for the competitiveness of enterprises,with a view to identifying areas of existing legislation that need to be simplified, or areas in which new legislative measures need to be proposed;
The European funds- especially the management of the Structural Funds- need to be simplified and this is a political message which we need to get across.
The Commission also intensified its efforts in line with better regulation principles to ensure the clarity and consistency of the notified drafts and to identify any unnecessarily complex oronerous procedures that need to be simplified to help economic operators while guaranteeing a high level of protection for public health, consumers and the environment.
The European framework in itself is not enough; thus, for example, we believe that tax systems need to be simplified and to be made friendlier for small and medium-sized enterprises.
A great deal needs to be simplified.
Fourthly, legislation needs to be simplified and better regulation implemented.
EU law needs to be simplified.
If the current consultation shows that the general regime needs to be simplified, such simplification could also make it easierto abolish the current special regime for B-services.
The ESF evaluation found that both the funding landscape(ie the range and mix of instruments) and the implementation process needed to be simplified.