Examples of using Programme to reduce in English and their translations into Slovak
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Bike2Work" employee activity programme to reduce CO2.
These included a pilot programme to reduce long-term unemployment and introduction of a social guarantee for young people.
The GSC has established a comprehensive environmental programme to reduce its environmental impact.
The company initiated a programme to reduce sickness absence and the incidence of musculoskeletal disorders(MSDs) through prevention.
Programme to reduce emissions from stationary sources of air pollution pursuant to Decree of the MoE SR No. 314/2010 Coll. for compressor stations.
The Commission launches action programme to reduce administrative burden of EU regulation.
The March European Council recognised the progress made in improving the regulatoryenvironment in 2006 and welcomed the Commission action programme to reduce the administrative burden.
The Commission launches action programme to reduce administrative burden of EU regulation.
The Commission, on the basis of the EU baseline measurement, will identify the specific reductions to be made in each of the 13 priority areas andwill present proposals stemming from the present action programme to reduce administrative burdens in EU legislation.
In January 2007, the Commission presented an Action Programme to reduce administrative burdens on businesses in the EU by 25% by 20124.
They also agreed to implement a programme to reduce or eliminate non-tariff barriers and to work towards further harmonising regulations for trade in services.
Simplification does not stop with targetedprogrammes such as the simplification rolling programme, the programme to reduce administrative burdens and the codification programme. .
These include the presentation in early 2007 of, an Action Programme to reduce administrative burdens on the basis of consultation results on this Commission working document and the Strategic Review of Better Regulation to which it is attached.
In November 2006,the Commission proposed launching an ambitious Action Programme to reduce the administrative burden of existing regulation in the EU.
In January 2007, the Commission presented an ambitious Action Programme to reduce by 25% administrative burdens imposed by legislation in the EU.
In a number of operations there are targeted programmes to reduce the amount of waste generated or programmes to seek opportunities to find alternative uses.
It would be essential,to ensure better cooperation between the existing national and European programmes, to reduce technical obstacles as well as issues regarding health insurance coverage or pensions.
On energy efficiency, public programmes to reduce energy intensity have been fragmented and cost-inefficient.
Requirements on public authorities to prepare plans and programmes to reduce pollution and waste(32).
It is therefore necessary for us to not only take vaccination into account, but also long-term programmes to reduce these factors.
The report also calls for programmes to reduce the vulnerability of inmates to violent situations, with psychological care for women who have been the victims of gender violence.
It assists such organisations in formulating and implementing policies and programmes to reduce poverty, promote sustainable food security, preserve the natural resource base and thus contribute to building self-reliance in ACP rural and agricultural development.
It helps these organizations to formulate and implement policies and programmes to reduce poverty, promote sustainable food security, conserving the natural resource base and thus encourage self-reliance in ACP rural and agricultural development.
The Commission's leadership on administrative burdens has inspired most Member States and 21 of them have put inplace at national level ambitious national programmes to reduce administrative burdens.
This is recognised in the current EU action plan on drugs, which addresses the need for greater European coordination on international affairs andthe need to support programmes to reduce drug demand and supply in neighbouring and producer countries.
As previously recommended, it is essential in the field of volunteering to ensure better cooperation between existing national andEuropean programmes, to reduce technical obstacles as well as deal with health insurance coverage and accident insurance.
They set out the details for reporting of anthropogenic GHG emissions by sources and removals by sinks andfor providing information as regards national programmes to reduce emissions, greenhouse gas emission projections, and policies and measures in accordance with the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change(UNFCCC).