Examples of using More effective implementation in English and their translations into Slovenian
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It proposes joint strategic planning and more effective implementation of programmes.
In this context, a more effective implementation of the Youth Pact was seen as a prerequisite for increased visibility.
Information gathering and dissemination will also help secure more effective implementation of the rules.
More effective implementation of the emergency relocation schemes and more returns to Turkey and to countries of origin should also reduce the pressure on Greece.
This plan, adopted in November 2007,is an important basis for more effective implementation of EU policy in the area.
To ensure more effective implementation within national systems, JHA Ministers should be responsible within the Council for defining criminal offences and determining penalties in general.
If deemed necessary, the Joint Committee for Cooperation in theField of Agriculture may establish Sub-Committees for a more effective implementation of its duties.
The central coordination role of the Commission allows more effective implementation of policies and funds, which can result in better use of resources overall.
Asks the Commission to further support the Central Asian countries in developing their women's rights agendas andcalls for more effective implementation of this strategy;
Encouraging more effective implementation and enforcement of Community legislation on the environment and without prejudice to the Commission's right to initiate infringement proceedings.
Strengthening the role of the national equality bodies as watchdogs forequality can make a crucial contribution to more effective implementation and application of the Directives.
This balancing act must be carried out in parallel with the more effective implementation of the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality, in pursuit of more democratic and participatory governance of the EU.
We consider that it should both be broadened- by adopting other legal instruments in the future-and deepened, through a more effective implementation of the mutual recognition instruments adopted so far.
This process will make it possible to plan an operational and more effective implementation of an ECVET with real added value for European workers and citizens in terms of recognition of competencies, thereby promoting lifelong learning and mobility.
In particular in relation to modernisation of the labour market and anticipation of change,invited them to commit to the Mid-Term Review on a more effective implementation of the Lisbon Strategy.
The SET-Plan proposes to deliver the following results:(i)a new joint strategic planning,(ii) a more effective implementation,(iii) an increase in resources, and(iv) a new and reinforced approach to international cooperation.
The decision of the Brussels European Council2(25 and 26 March 2004) to meet the Lisbon challenge,in particular its invitation to the EESC“to examine ways and means for more effective implementation of the Lisbon Strategy”3;
More effective implementation of the EU regulatory framework simplification process(including participation in EU projects), increased effort in reducing fragmentation and competition between institutional initiatives, better coordinated policies and for increased visibility in the future at institutional level, could increase the effectiveness of ETPs.
All the Member States mustcontinue to work for the completion of the internal market, more effective implementation of the Lisbon reforms and improved economic governance.
For a long time, the Community institutions, including the European Parliament4 and the EESC5, had been producing documents expressing their desire to see the standardisation and simplification of civil procedures,in order to ensure faster, more effective implementation of justice.
The European Labor Authority will ensure that EU citizens andbusinesses can count on a fair and more effective implementation of EU rules on the coordination of labor mobility and social security.
For a long time, the Community institutions, including the European Parliament8 and the EESC9, have been producing documents expressing their desire to see the standardisation and simplification of civil procedures,in order to ensure faster, more effective implementation of justice.
This means that sustainable and cost-effective policy making will continue to be promoted through Better Regulation,including a more effective implementation of a balanced Impact Assessment mechanism covering both new internal and external Commission policy initiatives.
In the Committee's opinion, both sides need to put aside stereotypes and present the European Union and Turkey as they are now andfind the most suitable ways of improving mutual knowledge and achieving a more effective implementation of grassroots democracy.
The Commission Communication2accompanying it set out additional steps necessary for their more effective implementation, referring to a need to modify the Capital Requirements Directive3(CRD) in order to bring banks' and investment firms' remuneration policies and their link with risk management clearly within prudential oversight laid out under the Directive.
Secondly, steps should be taken to ensure that Community aid does indeed help to strengthen consistency between European and national policies,particularly with a view to more effective implementation of the Lisbon Strategy.
The European Economic and Social Committee welcomes the fact that the European Council of 25 and 26 March 2004 invited it to examine ways andmeans for more effective implementation of the Lisbon Strategy, which is now at the halfway point.
By building up and maintaining effective mechanisms for co-operative awareness raising and dialogue with networks of relevant stakeholders, LIFE Information and Communication will enhance ownership of EU environmental policies andcontribute to more effective implementation.
This must also include providing for probable cooperation on energy issues(renewable and conventional sources), as well as raw and unprocessed materials,and finally protection of innovation(especially based on more effective implementation and protection of copyright).