Examples of using Stronger commitment in English and their translations into Slovak
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We hope that the means of achieving this is through stronger commitment.
Stronger commitment and political support from all parties involved are needed.
Commission: Commission fights corruption: a stronger commitment for greater results.
I therefore believe a stronger commitment is needed from both the public and private sectors, as well as from individual citizens.
Gender gaps remain wide which calls for stronger commitment to the Gender Pact.
A stronger commitment on the part of individuals and NGOs to all the activities of the Union would make it more acceptable.
Together we can andmust build a more humane world with a stronger commitment to life-saving humanitarian action.
To this extent, as advocated by the Szájer report,some issues will be of utmost importance and require our stronger commitment.
This Recommendation seeks a stronger commitment from Member States in a field that entirely falls within their remit.
The main micro-economic challenges andpriority areas are rightly identified, but a stronger commitment to advance with implementation is needed.
Tunisia must indeed show stronger commitment to fundamental common values such as respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law.
The European institutions and Member States share an interest in keeping this foundation strong andneed to make an even stronger commitment to assign high priority to the correct application of law.
For his part, Tsipras demanded a stronger commitment by the creditors to restructure Greek debt to make it sustainable in the medium term.
The renewed impetus given to the Lisbon strategy offers a real opportunity for breakthrough, but to achieve this,it will be necessary to show stronger commitment and faster policy development and implementation.
I therefore hope that this year will see stronger commitment from all members, and of course from the secretariat.
Promote a stronger commitment from Member States and all public authorities to take effective measures against cyber crime and to allocate sufficient resources to combat such crimes.
Stresses that, given the consequences of the crisis for young people, a stronger commitment and improved monitoring are needed from Member States, to improve the situation of young people;
Stronger commitment of businesses- as well as the public sector- is needed to provide work and training opportunities to young people, for instance as part of Corporate Social Responsibility strategies.
The Committee is convinced that this could lead to stronger commitment to and ownership of reforms at national level; thus to a more effective and sustainable exercise.
Various benefits are outlined in the communication, and these should be better promoted alongside good practiceexamples to inform and encourage enterprises to make a stronger commitment to CSR.
This could lead to stronger commitment to and ownership of reforms at national level and, consequently, to a more effective and sustainable exercise.
Teams and assets would continue to remain under national command andcontrol but with a stronger commitment from Member States to make them ready and available for immediate action in EU civil protection operations upon request from the MIC.
However, a stronger commitment from those Member States that have set no R& D spending target for 2010 combined with a determined emphasis on implementation and mutual learning by all Member States would lead to a quantum leap in R& D.
But, as the evaluation report highlights, if we want to ensure lasting success,we need stronger commitment and ownership by the regions themselves, delivering concrete actions backed up by enough resources to improve the competitiveness of the Danube Region.
He also stressed that a stronger commitment of all stakeholders was needed for putting in place transparent, harmonised, accessible and efficient procedures and thus guarantee a high level of protection for passengers.
The promotion of equality between women and men in decision-making needs stronger commitment and partnership at all levels: governments, regional and local authorities, political parties, social partners, business managers, human resources teams, NGOs, educational institutions, media, men and women.
These mechanisms could include, for example, a stronger commitment to respect common positions established in the relevant EU coordination fora, regular discussions on positions and coordination issues at the highest level within the relevant supervisory or political decision-making bodies, both ahead of and after key international meetings.
PSU has a strong commitment to sustainability.
A strong commitment by central government to fight on-line malpractices.
JTIs are an expression of the EU's strong commitment to coordinating research efforts.