Examples of using Fully implementing in English and their translations into Slovenian
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(e) Fully implementing EU waste legislation.
The Commission will not be fully implementing the budget.
Fully implementing the Growth Compact agreed at the June European Council can take us a long way.
Puts forward short-term measures for fully implementing the 2004 strategy;
Fully implementing existing policies would take Europe a long way to achieving its environmental goals up to 2030.
The previous three decades did not even succeed in fully implementing the Treaty of Rome.
That means, of course, fully implementing the 2000 Employment Directive and then building on it.
The Council encouraged Bosnia and Herzegovina to continue fully implementing the Interim Agreement.
This can be done by fully implementing existing EU legislation and developing a blueprint to enable energy to move from one country to another.
EASO to provide technical support to Member States in fully implementing the asylum legislation.
Fully implementing these reforms would help to make the sector more resilient and ensure a more efficient allocation of credit to the real economy.
Competitive Europe- upgrading, modernising and fully implementing the single market;
Fully implementing the Services Directive could bring up to€ 140 billion of EU-wide economic gains, representing a growth potential of 1.5% of GDP;
The benefits of the internal market should be exploited, fully implementing the free movement of labour within the EU.
Fully implementing the EU Climate and Energy Package is essential to reach the milestones identified for 2020 and for building a competitive, low-carbon economy by 2050.
Having more Europe means, first and foremost, fully implementing the laws that already exist in relation to the internal energy market.
We ensure the highest quality of slewing bearings using a production traceability system and fully implementing control processes.
Enhance the security of explosives, by fully implementing the Regulation on Explosives Precursors and bringing forward to 2016 the revision of the Precursors Regulation;
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Fully implementing the 2008 Small Business Act and improving market access for SMEs in third countries will be part of the recovery work in 2010, and will help SMEs to stay in business in a period of crisis.
With respect to the length of the external land borders as referred to in paragraph 2, the calculation shall not take into account temporary borders,except for the temporary borders of the Member States fully implementing the Schengen acquis.
In particular, fully implementing EU legislation on eProcurement, practical eIdentification and eAuthentication for cross-border services would open up numerous new business opportunities across borders.
The actions recommended in Article 3 of the proposal should be weighed up and amended in line with the recommendations set out in this opinion,with the primary aim of fully implementing Articles 10 and 11 of the Treaty on European Union.
Fully implementing existing programmes: we welcome the impressive progress made in implementing the Greek programme and the agreed adjustment programme for Ireland, including the adoption of the 2011 budget.
The same level of commitmentmust guide Member States in transposing and fully implementing Union legislation, the Commission in monitoring it, and the Union Courts and the national courts in ensuring its correct application.
Commission analysis suggests that fully implementing the rWFD would save €72bn a year, increase the annual turnover of the EU waste management and recycling sector by €42bn and create more than 400,000 jobs by 2020.
The fight against trafficking in human beings would be put into practice performed by fully implementing relevant international Conventions, along with integrated border management carried out on the basis of best practices and international agreements.
The approach to chemicals management promoted by fully implementing REACH will help identify opportunities for substituting dangerous chemicals with safer and technologically and economically viable alternatives.
Member States should tackle the sources of pollution by fully implementing WFD measures and water-related legislation, especially the Nitrates Directive, Industrial Emissions Directive and Urban Waste Water Treatment Directive.