Examples of using Commitment of member states in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Commitment of Member States and Universities.
The three pillars education,science and innovation require a clear-cut commitment of Member States.
The commitment of Member States should also be reflected in tougher penalties for fraud.
The Commission welcomes this Declaration and the firm commitment of Member States and the private sector[3].
The commitment of Member States and of the Commission is therefore necessary not only so that the policy of equality between men and women can be maintained but, above all, so that the budget expenditure allocated to them is not revised downwards.
A system of nationalaccreditation is put in place to emphasize the commitment of Member States to sound financial management.
The Parties reaffirm the commitment of Member States and the United States to apply the balanced approach principle.
Increasing the share of renewable energy to 20% in theEU energy consumption by 2020 relies on the commitment of Member States to fully implement the requirements of EU legislation.
The Commission finally welcomes the commitment of Member States at the 2007 Spring Council to participate in the reductionof administrative burdens in particular with a view to also reducing current reporting and documentation requirements for SMEs at national level, notably for micro enterprises.
The Commission notes that the NER 300 Programme was co-developed by the Member States, and was based on strong commitment of Member States to support the projects pre-selected and confirmed by them.
Due to the informal nature of the Committee, the involvement and commitment of Member States is voluntary and there is insufficient coordination of public health responses and no cross-sectoral interlinking of decision-making processes in public health.
Whereas the added value of EU cohesion policy goes beyond the proven positive economic, social and territorial impact,as it also implies the commitment of Member States and regions towards strengthening European integration;
This is mainly due to a lack of commitment of Member States to implement the different EU railway packages.
The success of the proposed strategy depends on the commitment of Member States and construction stakeholders at various levels:.
As a legal instrument, it signals the commitment of Member States to the measures laid down in this Recommendation and provides a strong political basis for cooperation at European level in this area, while fully respecting Member States competence in the field of education and training and social policies.
The landmark Millennium Declaration, adopted in 2000,and the 2005 World Summit Outcome Document reflect the commitment of Member States to reach specific goals to attain peace, security and disarmament along with development and poverty eradication;
The landmark Millennium Declaration, adopted in 2000, reflects the commitment of Member States to reach specific goals spelled out in the Declaration to attain peace, security and disarmament along with development and poverty eradication, to protect our common environment, to meet the special needs of Africa and to strengthen the United Nations.
But such strong and decisive actions as are needed,require the political will and commitment of Member States, and in some areas depends very much on our capacity to act jointly rather than in isolation.
Even more so than Option 3 and 4, Option 2 relies on the commitment of Member States to voluntarily change organisational structures, improve processes and invest into organ donation and transplantation.
Possibilities for European partnership and strong financial and other commitment of Member States and major stakeholders, considering the possible use of EIB loans and Structural Funds.
The landmark Millennium Declaration, adopted in 2000,and the 2005 World Summit Outcome Document reflect the commitment of Member States to reach specific goals to attain peace, security and disarmament along with development and poverty eradication; safeguard human rights and promote the rule of law; protect our common environment; meet the special needs of Africa; and strengthen the United Nations.
Showing our clear determination to go further,demonstrating the political commitment of Member States to the euro will be part of restoring confidence in the euro area and our ability to overcome current difficulties.
A‘Future Internet Forum'(FIF)25 was set up to coordinate national initiatives,reflecting the commitment of Member States to address the development of the Future Internet jointly by sharing information, best practices and benchmark technologies and applications.
The landmark Millennium Declaration, adopted in 2000,and the 2005 World Summit Outcome Document reflect the commitment of Member States to reach specific goals to attain peace, security and disarmament along with development and poverty eradication; to safeguard human rights and promote the rule of law; to protect our common environment; to meet the special needs of Africa; and to strengthen the United Nations.
The high number of notifications under the 98/34 procedure reflects the commitment of Members States to the smooth functioning of the internal market and their active role in ensuring it reaches its goals.
The Committee adopts substantive and procedural decisions regarding the activities within the scope of the Organisation,budget and commitments of Member States, and discusses measures to be taken on the basisof recommendations of the Parliamentary Assembly and the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of Europe.
As the Commission has correctly stated, the exclusion of liability laid down in the first alternative of the first part of the second sentence of Article 125(1) TFEU first makes clear that the existence of monetary union does notmean that there is any implicit mutual guarantee of the commitments of Member States.
(b) meeting the greenhouse gas emission reduction commitments of Member States under Decision No 406/2009/EC and achieving long-term emission reductions and enhancements of removals by sinks in all sectors in line with the Union's objective to reduce emissions by 80 to 95% by 2050 compared to 1990 levels, in the context of necessary reductions, according to the IPCC, by developed countries as a group.
Although, from among those objectives, attention should be drawn to the mandate of maintaining price stability and achieving financial stability(Articles 127(1) TFEU and 282 TFEU),the most relevant restrictions are the prohibition on assuming the commitments of Member States(Article 125 TFEU) and the prohibition of monetary financing of the Member States(Article 123 TFEU).