Examples of using Effectively implementing in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Strengthening fiscal planning and effectively implementing the fiscal rule is vital.
Effectively implementing and monitoring the new EU legislation on customs enforcement of IPR;
The EESC expects the Commission to act as a catalyst by effectively implementing the strategic plan.
Effectively implementing and monitoring the new EU legislation on customs enforcement of IPR;
In October 2010, the Commission adopted a strategy for effectively implementing the provisions of the Charter(IP/10/1348).
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It is therefore also crucial that everyone contributes by quickly and effectively implementing the EU legislation that has to transposed into national law.
Effectively implementing company's integrated management systems recognizing the demands of our consumers, buyers and all interested parties in the food chain.
I would like to congratulate the Swedish Presidency on constructively and effectively implementing the goals of its programme.
Effectively implementing this action plan, as a means of unifying European efforts in Afghanistan, is the only way to contribute to the state building that is necessary to put an end to the war and to underdevelopment.
At the same timebeneficiary countries are committing themselves to ratifying and effectively implementing the international conventions which they have not yet ratified.
Fighting the economic crisis by effectively implementing the EU's reformed economic governance package within the framework of the European Semester and working towards agreements on new economic governance initiatives.
At the same time,the beneficiary countries would be required to commit to ratifying and effectively implementing those international conventions, which they had not yet ratified.
By effectively implementing the key UN Conventions, which have proven to be effective in numerous regions for more than 50 years, and according to the IRU's motto“working together for a better future”, we can drive progress, prosperity and ultimately peace throughout the world!
It was agreed that Eurojust would organise a meeting of experts from the United States and EU Member States,with the purpose of effectively implementing the agreements and exchanging experience.
Administration of the University is actively developing and effectively implementing modern programs of medical-social rehabilitation of children and adolescents in practical healthcare.
The EU's financial potential should be exploited to this end, and particular emphasis should be placed on linking genderissues to plans for exiting the economic crisis and effectively implementing the Europe 2020 strategy.
Streamlining these customs procedures canbe easily achieved by simply ratifying and effectively implementing the key UN multilateral trade and road transport facilitation instruments, in particular the Harmonization and TIR Conventions.
The existence of different definitions of'youth' in the various Member States, as well as the fact that youth policy is covered by the principle of subsidiarity,show the problems involved in effectively implementing the instruments of youth policy.
This we see as an appropriate step towards effectively implementing a common EU external energy policy, in line both with the Lisbon Treaty(Article 194 TFEU(2)) and with the EU's Energy 2020 Strategy(3), as well as with the conclusions on energy of the European Council on 4 February 2011.
We must not forget either the key role played by both national governments andthe European Commission in drafting and effectively implementing European policies at national, regional and local level.
Underlines the importance of all Member States effectively implementing structural reforms, improving the quality of public expenditure and having sufficient investment capacity, in order to enable balanced and sustainable growth, which is crucial also to reducing debt/GDP ratios;
Five months were needed for the agreement on the EERP package,excluding the time needed for effectively implementing the budgetary‘compensation mechanism' it provides for.
Support them in adopting and effectively implementing national strategies in line with EU standards to fight vigorously against organised crime, trafficking and high-level corruption, and to prevent money laundering and financing of terrorism, which need to be tackled effectively at an early stage.
Under the realization of the priority national project«Health» theAdministration of the University is actively developing and effectively implementing modern programs of medical-social rehabilitation of children and adolescents in practical healthcare.
In cooperation with National Academic Recognition Information Centres, higher education institutions, quality assurance agencies and other key stakeholders,develop national guidance to support higher education institutions in producing and effectively implementing the following transparency tools:.
This the Committee has welcomed as"an appropriate step towards effectively implementing a common EU external energy policy" in line with the EU Energy 2020 Strategy, pointing out that"it is essential that Europe should act with a united voice in securing an adequate, stable and secure supply of energy in the foreseeable future".
As the EPA aims to contribute to sustained economic growth, poverty eradication,raising living standards and regional integration amongst others, effectively implementing and monitoring the functioning of EPAs will be crucial to achieve these aims.
The agency will fulfil its mission and goals by effectively implementing legislative measures, by introducing a national programme and other acts, by encouraging participants in traffic to behave more responsibly and to follow the regulations, by raising awareness about the importance of traffic safety, by providing safer vehicles, and by improving road infrastructure.
In those circumstances, and taking account of the fact in particular that the Republic of Lithuania itself explained in its defence that Recommendation 2003/558 is not binding on the Member States,it cannot reasonably argue that its delay in effectively implementing Article 26(3) of the Universal Service Directive is justified by a misunderstanding as to its obligations.