Examples of using Objectives and instruments in English and their translations into Slovak
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Current cohesion policy objectives and instruments.
Policy objectives and instruments: 2000-2006 6.4.
The effectiveness criterionwas articulated in seven evaluation questions, reflecting the programme's objectives and instruments.
The ECSC Treaty embraced specific objectives and instruments for the coal and steel sectors.
Apart from this last option, which has only been used(and then only modestly) by Denmark, the other two, and especially greening,pose a fair number of problems of compatibility between objectives and instruments.
The complex web of links between macroeconomic objectives and instruments, and the ensuing risk of procyclical policies;
Enhancing investor certainty by providing clear signals now on how the policy framework will change after 2020 and by ensuring that substantial changes to existing objectives and instruments do not take effect before this date.
The EESC recommends that the review of current cohesion policy objectives and instruments look at the option of adapting them in line with elements of the Europe 2020 strategy, as follows.
Due to the cross-cutting nature of the five dimensions of the Energy Union,there is a need to assess and validate policy objectives and instruments based on integrated methodological tools.
Taking a joint approach to these common objectives and instruments will enable activities common to both healthand consumer protection to be undertaken more efficiently and effectively.
What role should aquaculture have in the future CFP: should it be integrated as a fundamental pillar of the CFP,with specific objectives and instruments, or should it be left for Member States to develop on a national basis?
Taking a joint approach to these common objectives and instruments will enable activities common to both healthand consumer protection to be undertaken more efficiently and effectively.
The reform of the Common Fisheries Policy provides an excellent opportunity to review and possibly revise objectives and instruments of the Common Market Organisation for fisheries and aquaculture products.
It is important that the objectives and instruments identified by this policy endeavour to meet as fully as possible the need to integrate a specific national dimension into the common agricultural policy's structure.
Cohesion policy cannow ensure cohesive development through specific objectives and instruments that satisfy the economic and social needs of the public.
It also appears that the objectives and instruments of the regulation do not seem to be in line with EU policies in the field of agriculture, food security, climate change and sustainable use of pesticides and maximum residue levels of pesticides in food and feed.
Cohesion policy canensure the cohesive development of the EU through its specific objectives and instruments, hence satisfying the economic and social needs of the European public.
Notes that the objectives and instruments of the Regulation and its implementation are not always sufficiently in line with EU policies in the fields of agriculture, health, animal welfare, food security, water quality, climate change, sustainable use of pesticides and maximum residue levels of pesticides in food and feed;
Argues that in order to increase the effectiveness of actions in the fields of education, youth and sport,joint objectives and instruments must be developed to measure the impact of policy, based on international studies;
It begins with the request for coherence between objectives and instruments, and between the new role that the European institutions must perform- in the light of the Treaty of Lisbon and the recession- and the resources that, together, we decide to invest.
Better and more targeted use of Structural Funds, which have in the period 2007-2013 earmarked for research and innovation a budget of approximately the same size as FP7,could in synergy with FP7 objectives and instruments do much more to raise the level of scientificand technological excellence across the EU.
It also appears that the objectives and instruments of the regulation do not seem to be in line with EU policies in the field of agriculture, food security, climate change and sustainable use of pesticides and maximum residue levels of pesticides in food and feed.
The relevant Synthesis Reports and a sample of national evaluations were examined corresponding to these selected objectives and instruments(4) which, together, accounted for 124 billion euro, that is 82% of the total scheduled aid under the SFs for the 1994 to 1999 programming period(5).
Notes that the objectives and instruments of the Regulationand its implementation are not always sufficiently in line with EU policies in the fields of agriculture, health, animal welfare, food security, water quality, climate change, sustainable use of pesticides and maximum residue levels of pesticides in food and feed;
A number of factors can prolong the process:(a)the complex connections between macroeconomic objectives and instruments;(b) indirect control over these instruments by policy makers; and(c) the possible ineffectiveness of the proposed sanction scheme.
Since the EU is the world's main donor of external aid and responsible for more than half of public development aid, it needs instruments that allow it to deal with crises, taking into consideration the EU's horizontal and geographical objectives and priorities,while simultaneously complementing the Union's geographical policies, objectives and instruments.
We know that the answer must be and is affirmative,if by tourism policy we understand all the criteria, objectives and instruments capable of steering European tourism towards satisfactory levels of competitiveness, wealth creation and sustainability.
This House has today adopted the own-initiative report highlighting the role that cohesion policy plays in reducing economic, social and territorial disparities, creating new jobs, increasing growth,building infrastructure and ensuring the cohesive development of the EU through its specific objectives and instruments, thereby satisfying the economic and social needs of the European public.
A number of factors can prolong the process:(a)the complex connections between macroeconomic objectives and instruments;(b) indirect control over these instruments by policy makers; and(c) the possible ineffectiveness of the sanction scheme proposed for the EMU countries.
As the EU is the world's largest donor of external aid, and as it is responsible for more than half of the public aid provided for development, it needs instruments that allow it to handle crisis situations, considering the EU's horizontal and geographic objectives and priorities,while simultaneously making these actions complementary to the Union's geographic policies and its objectives and instruments.