Examples of using Scope for improving in English and their translations into Slovak
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There is scope for improving the efficiency of the tax system.
On the revenue side,despite increased coordination in the Eurogroup, there is further scope for improving the efficiency of tax systems and reducing the tax wedge on labour.
There is scope for improving the EU coordination at the IMF, particularly in Washington.
A non-regulatory approach was dismissed as providing little scope for improving the market and ensuring a level-playing field among resources.
There is scope for improving the existing process supporting Member States' efforts to eradicate poverty, promote social inclusion, and modernise social protection.
The Commission agrees that there is scope for improving the effectiveness of agri-environment policy.
There is scope for improving the transparency of procurement procedures as regards the justification of the estimated contract volumes and the definition, publication and application of selection criteria.
In its 2015 implementation report49 the Commission therefore stated that a majorconclusion from the Ebola outbreak was that there was scope for improving the implementation of the provisions which require Member States to coordinate national responses.
However, there is scope for improving coordination with official inspections.
Follow-up of previous years' comments ANNEX I Year Court́s comment Status of corrective action(Completed/ Ongoing/ Outstanding/ N/A)2011 There is scope for improving the transparency of procurement procedures.
There is, however, scope for improving the utilisation of this excellence.
It shows that there is ample scope for improving the implementation of EU legislation.
There is always scope for improving your packaging to reach out and appeal to your customers in a more effective manner.
A major conclusion from the Ebola outbreak is that there is scope for improving the implementation of provisions whereby Member States are to co-ordinate their national responses.
Lastly, there is scope for improving citizen engagement in initiating legislative proposals via the European Citizens Initiative.
Emphasises that in his audit of the grants process theinternal auditor concludes that there is significant scope for improving certain management and control procedures and thus providing more assurance that the grants programme achieves its objectives by.
Perhaps there is some scope for improving application of the accession criteria and perhaps thought should be given to the sustainability and robustness of the process for old and new members.
If we believe that there is scope for improving our regulations, we shall have no hesitation in doing so.
Under the action plan the scope for improving fuel standards is to be examined with a view to promoting the use of energy from biomass in transport, electricity generation and heating.
(8) There is still considerable scope for improving the non-cost dimension of external competitiveness.
There continues to be scope for improving the accounting systems of certain Directorates-General of the Commission, in particular as regards accounting for pre-financing and the related cut-off at year end, as well as for invoices/cost claims.
The commission agrees that there is scope for improving the definition of priority projects. this is something that is being addressed through the ten-t revision process.
However, there is scope for improving coordination with official inspections on animal welfare.
Moreover, our review showed that there is scope for improving the degree of judgement allowed to auditors when estimating error for individual transactions.
The EESC believes that there is scope for improving the general perception of shipping and seafarers profession by appropriate campaigns tailored to meet the national circumstances.
More broadly, there is still significant scope for improving the procedures for regulatory impact assessments within, not only the Commission, but also the Parliament and Council.
There is still considerable scope for improving the design of the tax system by further broadening tax bases, allowing for both lower statutory rates and fewer distortions.
A recurrent property tax would create scope for improving the overall growth-friendliness of revenue collection, while ensuring a stable and predictable source of revenue for local government units.
In the EESC's view, considerable scope for improving the performance-based and results-driven approach is offered by the existence of two new elements in the use of EU funds in the 2014-2020 period, namely conditionalities and performance reserves.
The EESC would, however, urge the Commission to assess the scope for improving on these protections in the light of experience of the application of TRIPS to date, particularly in relation to clear, consistent and structured notification and registration systems, and consistency in treatment.