Examples of using Implementation has in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Implementation has improved.
Without adoption, implementation has no value.
Implementation has several dimensions.
However, overall, the report showed implementation has improved since the May report.
Implementation has begun with explicit prior consent of the consumer; and.
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The eCall Driving Group that was established to foresee the implementation has set 2009 as a target year for full roll-out.
Its implementation has begun.
KIS are for example the number of selected or approved projects,i.e. indicators that reflect that the programme implementation has started or is on-going.
The implementation has begun with the consumer's prior express consent; and.
Tangible results have benefited both partner countries and the EU, even if implementation has sometimes lagged behind policy design andlegislation.
But implementation has suffered from variable ownership and weak governance structures….
In those MemberStates that do have a national plan or strategy in place, implementation has mostly started only recently and needs to be monitored.
Its implementation has led to the increasingly advanced integration of a vast area of trade.
Consequently, the system has become more complex and,despite all the tributes you have paid to information technology, the implementation has turned out to be more difficult than expected.
Effective implementation has also been hindered by uncertainty amongst private sector stakeholders as to the concept of“adequate” measures.
(ET) Mrs Jensen's report on intelligent transport systems- their implementation has proved their effectiveness, making transport more efficient, safer and more secure, as well as helping to achieve the political objective of making transport cleaner.
Implementation has started and must continue on a number of issues, especially remittances, increased mobility, and stronger links with diaspora organisations.
The study on implementation has found that the current recast Qualification Directivehas in some areas contributed to a higher level of approximation of the national rules.
Furthermore, implementation has started and must continue on a number of issues, especially remittances, increased mobility, and a stronger relationship and dialogue with diaspora organisations.
Implementation has accelerated and by the end of 2010 more than 170 Fisheries Local Action Groups(FLAGs) had already been selected in thirteen of the twenty-one Member States implementing Axis 4.
Furthermore, implementation has evolved from dam reoperation to an integration of all aspects of water management, including groundwater and surface water diversions and return flows, as well as land use and storm water management.
For new instruments, where implementation has just started, an expected leverage is presented, based on the amount of finance for eligible final recipients expected to result from operations that the entrusted entity has already signed with financial intermediaries(or final recipients).
Implementation had considerably improved over the past few years.
Delays in the implementation have triggered a suspension of the payments.
Project planning and implementation have therefore to fulfil many requirements.
Preparations for decentralised implementation have advanced slightly.
The provisions on remuneration and bonuses in implementation have not only an informative component, but also a motivational part, because employees will know what, and in what situations they may be paid a bonus.
Relationship of the draft law to the single monetary policy of the euro area 3.2 In line with the Declaration, Member States have to act in a coordinatedmanner to avoid significant differences in national implementation having a counter-productive effect and creating distortions in global banking markets.
Already the European Energy Plan for Recovery(EEPR) of 2010 and its implementation have shown how political consensus and targeted Union funding can make a decisive difference in accelerating the construction of critical infrastructure projects and thereby stimulate not only the energy markets but also the economy in general.
In line with the« Declaration on a concerted European action plan of the euro area countries» issued by the Heads of State of the euro area on 12 October 2008( hereinafter the« Declaration') 5, Member States must act in a coordinatedmanner to avoid significant differences in national implementation having a counter-productive effect and creating distortions in global banking markets.