Examples of using Slow implementation in English and their translations into Slovak
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The opinion's critical tone addresses the slow implementation of the Single Market.
Ø immediate and total coverage of large geographic areas,unlike classical terrestrial systems, slow implementation.
Remaining administrative burden for business and slow implementation of directives in Member States;
This slow implementation was mainly due to the numerous changes of government and the significant nature and number of the challenges faced.
EN C 375/180 Official Journal THE COURT'S OBSERVATIONS Slow implementation of financial instruments 6.41.
Observations 22 40 The slow implementation pace implies a risk that the EU funds available will not be fully absorbed by the end of 2015.
EN 10.11.2015 Official Journal of the European Union C373/187 THE COURT'S OBSERVATIONS THE COMMISSION'S REPLIES Slow implementation of financial instruments 6.49.
The long-term problem, however, is the slow implementation of this knowledge in practice, due to complex bureaucracy.
VI Slow implementation was a major shortcoming which was common to the MFA loan, most of the sectoral budget support and projects.
Late adoption of the legislative framework and slow implementation resulting in increased pressure to absorb funds 14.
Slow implementation of high-speed internet affects Europe's ability to innovate, spread knowledge and distribute goods and services, and leaves rural areas isolated.
The Commission considers that late disbursements ofMFA loans were not caused by slow implementation of the assistance, but were due to a combination of a number of factors.
The slow implementation of public administration reforms and reforms in specific sectors such as research, innovation and energy hamper progress in improving the investment climate.
The main uncertainties stem from the coming increase in the consumption tax and slow implementation of the third“arrow” of“Abenomics”, namely, structural reforms and trade liberalisation.
Slow implementation of the MFFs 30 Between 2007 and 2010, budget spending was significantly slower than was forecast when the respective MFF ceilings were agreed.
In the past the EU assistance to the western Balkanssuffered from the co-existence of three different legal bases, slow implementation of programmes and excessive centralisation.
Because of the recent economic downturn and Greece's slow implementation of austerity measures, officials estimate Athens' funding needs over the next three years have grown beyond the €172bn forecast this summer.
We concluded that three main reasons contributed to their rise:the annual gap between commitments and payments, slow implementation of the ESI Funds and the increase in the size of the EU budget.
During previous audit work22, we found that slow implementation in the 2014-2020 period had led to an approximate absorption rate of only 10% of available ERDF, ESF and CF funds by the first semester of 2017.
Public administration: Public administration in Slovakia suffers from poor human resource management and high staff turnover,which also affects the slow implementation of EU funds.
Underlines that the main concerns expressed in CoR's citizens' dialogues(8)are slow implementation of solutions especially in the field of unemployment, migration and in the general socioeconomic situation;
It is largely influenced by the gap between commitment appropriations andpayment appropriations combined with the overlapping of multi-annual financial frameworks and the slow implementation of programmes financed by the EU.
Considering the slow implementation pace, the Court concludes that several projects will not be finalised by that deadline and, from 2016 onwards, will require further funds(national and/or EU) to be completed.
The smooth annual profile of the commitment appropriations over the 2014-2020 period,the introduction of the n+3 rule and the slow implementation led to a significant increase in outstanding commitments.
Gap between commitment and payment appropriations within a MFF Slow implementation of the MFFs The particular case of the ESI funds RAL in other budgetary areas External actions Other programmes тPotential abnormal RALу A comparison between Member States Conclusion and the way forward History is repeating Risks for future budgets How can the RAL be reduced?
The same EESC opinion(INT/324, quoted above) complains of the incomplete single market,especially slow implementation of directives by Member States, administrative burdens and lack of labour mobility.
However, the Commission did not establish clear criteria in terms of annual reform milestones and benchmarks for monitoring and assessing what constituted an adequate pace of reform andcontinued to disburse budget support despite the slow implementation of reforms.
Yet, European airspace as a whole is inefficiently managed andunnecessarily fragmented, and a slow implementation of the Single European Sky framework means higher costs for the airlines, which directly affects their competitiveness.
Such factors include commitment appropriations being higher than payment appropriations, the closure of one MFF overlapping with the start of a new one andthe EU financed programmes in the Member States facing slow implementation.
Europe's businesses face an incomplete single market to operate in, especially regarding harmonisation of tax rules,too slow implementation of directives by Member States, remaining administrative burdens, lack of labour mobility.