Examples of using Report notes in English and their translations into Slovak
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In managing the programme, it was sought to avoid overlapping in participation;and the evaluation report notes that this was achieved.
The report notes that there is no.
In writing.-(PT) I welcome the conclusions of the audit by the Court of Auditors, whose annual report notes that the audit did not give rise to any significant observations.
His report notes that the approach to development aid needs to be reformed.
In writing.-(SV) Right at the start, in recital A, the report notes that there is no legal basis for a European tourism policy.
The report notes, that broadcasting is terminated at the initiative of the operator.
EN Official Journal of the European UnionC 301/125 Internal control standards The report notes that 14 of the internal control standards had been fully implemented by 31 December 2003.
The report notes that unaccompanied minor migrants command huge costs.
The annex to the US intelligence report notes that RT's YouTube channel has 800 million views since its creation in 2005.
The report notes that there is an additional need for more money for the Visitors' Centre.
It's not the preferred choice yet, but the report notes that improvements to security and the size of the minimum transaction will cause adoption to increase.
The report notes that the majority of national competition authorities(NCAs), along with the Commission, are now actively engaged in promoting change.
SMEs: Commission report notes economic climate threatens performance; SME Week 3-9 October.
The report notes that most levies are being introduced with a certain flexibility towards an EU-wide solution at a later stage.
Visa's recent Cashless Cities report notes that digital payments have the potential to significantly decrease costs associated with transit and toll systems maintained by municipal governments.
The report notes that European countries lead globally on the SDGs, but none are on track to achieve the Goals by 2030.
The report notes a growing demand for robot-based automation, especially in the automotive, electronics and metallurgy industries.
In closing the report notes,“Abrupt climate changes could make future adaptation extremely difficult, even for the most developed countries.
The report notes that rules and practices on what information can be available vary significantly among Member States.
Thus, the report notes that the computing power used for mining bitcoins could be used to protect smart homes from cyber-robbers of the new generation.
The 88-page report notes that large elements of EU agricultural and fisheries policies would need major reform even if Britain remained a member.
The report notes, that in the last three months of last year, the subscriber base of working in India DTH-operators increased by 570 th. connections.
The report notes that payment appropriations, equivalent to 43% of the total budget, were carried forward to 2010, which is at odds with the principle of annuality.
On this basis, the report notes that the level of security at the airports of the European Union has been considerably enhanced through the implementation of the Community rules.
The report notes that, while in the past luxury goods were the most hit by IPR infringements, more and more items used by citizens in their daily lives are now affected.
The report notes,“Courts and public security officials also committed numerous violations of legal procedure in cases involving Falun Gong practitioners this reporting year.
Although the report notes significant progress in many areas, the Montenegrin public administration, the judiciary and policies for combating corruption will remain a major challenge in the future.
The Report notes the fundamental role played by alternative development initiatives in curbing opium poppy cultivation and providing farmers with legitimate alternatives for supporting themselves and their families.
The Report notes that in South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa, more than 90 percent of the multidimensionally poor cannot afford clean cooking fuel, relying principally on firewood, while some 85 percent lack basic sanitation services.