Examples of using Need to intensify in English and their translations into Slovak
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National authorities need to intensify the follow-up of complaints.
Need to intensify cooperation in science, research and innovation work.
Bodewig very soon felt the need to intensify the work of direct Evangelization in India.
Kiska praised the progress of the reforms that Ukraine has made butpointed to the need to intensify reform efforts.
Some countries need to intensify the pollution control efforts by industry on major tributaries.
In this regard, the Parliament has clearlylaid out its concerns about media freedom in the country, and the need to intensify the fight against corruption and organised crime.
Retailers will also need to intensify their focus on customer services, omni-channel services, customer interaction and personalization.
Before the Commission can recommendopening accession negotiations Albania will need to intensify reforms in key priority areas, notably as regards the rule of law.
Stresses, in this context, the need to intensify the exchange of experience and knowledge between the EC and the EIB, on the one hand, and local and regional authorities, on the other;
As set out in the European Council Conclusions of 22-23 June,recent attacks have once again highlighted the need to intensify the joint efforts at EU level to effectively fight terrorism.
It also highlights the need to intensify the coordination triangle made up of the decision-making level(including the EU, national, regional and local levels), civil society and the private sector, including industries which provide innovative goods and services in support of independent living.
Secondly, has their attention been drawn to the need to intensify police efforts in connection with the championship?
I encourage you therefore to continue on this path, and I can tell you that the whole of this Parliament supports you, together with the Commission,as you confront those who continue to dismiss the need to intensify this Lisbon method.
Turning to structural policies, there is a need to intensify structural reform efforts in order to support sustainable growth in the euro area.
Over the coming years, all actors involved- the Member States, the Commission and the international organisations,in partnership with third countries- need to intensify the process already under way and to deliver results.
Since ICT is such an important part of the Lisbon process,the EESC wishes to emphasise the need to intensify efforts to both support and pressurize on the Member States- particularly those which are lagging behind- so as to speed up the pace of development and meet the preconditions for achieving the Lisbon strategic objective by 2010.
While European roads remains by far the safest in the world,the decrease in the number of road deaths is static, indicating that countries need to intensify efforts in order to reach the 2020 target of halving the number of fatalities.
Most recently, the Ministerial Seminar organised under theBelgian Presidency in July 2010 stressed the need to intensify the exchange of experiences and good practice among Member States and welcomed suggestions that the Union should provide a flexible policy framework, building on experience on issues such as the common European definition of key competences for school education.
Since ICT is such an important part of the Lisbon process,the EESC wishes to emphasise the need to intensify efforts to both support and pressurise on the Member States.
While European roads remain by far the safest inthe world, Member States need to intensify efforts in order to reach the 2020 target of halving the number of road deaths.
Obama and Monti"discussed the current economic situation in Europe andagreed on the need to intensify efforts to promote growth and job creation," the White House said in a readout of their telephone call.
CONSIDERING the difference in economic andsocial development existing between the Parties and the need to intensify existing efforts to promote economic and social development in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
As set out in the European Council Conclusions of 22-23 June,recent attacks have once again highlighted the need to intensify the joint efforts at EU level to effectively fight terrorism, hatred and violent extremism.
While giving a positive assessment of the first implementation phase of the OR strategy,the Communication stresses the need to intensify the aspects of the 2004 strategy by adopting additional measures for the 2007-2013 period.
However, as the trajectory becomes steeper over thecoming years some Member States may need to intensify their efforts to keep on track, and where necessary by making use of the cooperation mechanisms with other Member States.
The Netherlands delegation, supported by Latvia, Hungary and Poland,drew the attention of the Council and the Commission to the need to intensify the EU's action against illegal logging and trade in timber which was leading to the disturbing disappearance of large swathes of forest.
The Commission's generally limited capacity in its delegations is problematic at atime when the MDG Initiative has recognised the need to intensify health policy dialogue in order to better identify and overcome the obstacles to the achievement of MDG 4 and MDG 5.(22) COM(2010) 128 final, Brussels.
In areas that expose the region to dynamic global challenges, such as climate change,the MIPD 2011-2013 recognizes that efforts need to intensify at the national and regional level to prepare the countries to mitigate and adapt to climate change impacts.
The definition of health care as a service, within the meaning of the Treaty, persistent inequalities and problems of access,sometimes inadequate service quality and financial imbalances have highlighted the need to intensify the coordination of national policies so as to ensure the modernisation and development of the sector, whilst taking account of the impact on social cohesion and employment of the complex consequences of demographic ageing.
The EU needs to intensify its efforts in developing an effective external energy policy; speaking with one voice, identifying infrastructure of major importance to its energy security and then ensuring its construction, and acting coherently to deepen its partnerships with key energy suppliers, transit countries and consumers.