Examples of using Progress in these areas in English and their translations into Slovenian
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The progress in these areas is very encouraging and visible.
Calls on the Commission to verify progress in these areas;
Progress in these areas was not as strong as it could have been.
Good news is that there is progress in these areas.
It monitors member states' progress in these areas and makes recommendations through independent expert monitoring bodies.
This report will track in detail your businesses progress in these areas.
The Council of Europe monitors member states' progress in these areas and makes recommendations through independent expert monitoring bodies.
Whereas strong political support is key to achieving progress in these areas;
The Commission reports on progress in these areas on a regular basis.
I could recite even more points, but I will leave it there andcall upon the Commission to pay strict attention to progress in these areas.
It promotes human rights and monitors member states' progress in these areas, making recommendations through independent expert monitoring bodies.
This Action Plan includes market-led initiatives andthe Commission urges the relevant parties to prioritise progress in these areas.
Since 2007, the Commission has reported on progress in these areas on a regular basis in written reports to the European Parliament and Council.
Recycling, air emissions, climate change, sustainable consumption and production must be monitored continuously in order toachieve progress in these areas across the whole of Europe.
Measuring progress in these areas over a short time span by using indicators of long-term trends cannot give an accurate picture of the situation.
The working themes andpriorities put forward are appropriate since progress in these areas would already solve many practical difficulties.
By making progress in these areas, the European Union will be able to better justify its existence and thus increase its legitimacy as far as public opinion and citizens are concerned.
Every three years, the EU publishes a report on economic, social and territorial cohesion,detailing progress in these areas and how the EU, national and regional governments have contributed.
Faster progress in these areas would enhance consistency in the overall pace of implementation, generate greater synergies between policies and help to maximise the benefits of reform.
The three pillars of the reinvigorated enlargement process are interlinked and progress in these areas will be key to determining when countries will be fully ready to join the EU.
The mechanism was set up when Bulgaria and Romania entered the EU on 1 January 2007 in order to help them to remedy shortcomings in judicial reform andthe fight against corruption and to monitor progress in these areas through periodical reports.
Recent evaluations of the functioning of these Committees by the European Institutions and various consultative groups9 and the crisis in the financial markets which has unfolded since200710 have demonstrated the need for urgent progress in these areas.
Every three years, the EU publishes a report on economic, social and territorial cohesion,detailing progress in these areas and how the EU, national and regional governments have contributed.
The EU should take steps to monitor progress in these areas and launch trade sanctions- if possible in conjunction with the trading partners recognised by the ILO in the countries concerned(or the recognised civil society organisations operating in those countries)- if evaluation shows that the situation has deteriorated.
At the same time, the Commission also recognises that further improvements can be made and is thus further refining its guidance in order to address the points raised by the Court with regard to establishing clear reform expectations in the area of public financial management andthe monitoring of progress in these areas.
The working themes andpriorities put forward are appropriate since progress in these areas would already solve many of the practical difficulties encountered by the relevant beneficiaries, notaries, administrations, courts and members of the legal profession.
Calls on the Commission and the EEAS to actively encourage the EU's partners, particularly the GCC and its member states, to fully implement the FATF recommendations in addressing deficiencies in the areas of anti-money laundering and combating the financing of terrorism andoffer technical assistance in achieving progress in these areas;
Asks that the Commission submitannually a report giving its assessment of the state of progress in these areas to the Parliament, to ensure its relevant committees can scrutinise the management of the schools system and evaluate the use it makes of the resources put at the system's disposal out of the Union budget;
The basis of the Communication from the Commission is very wide and the EESC would draw attention to its previouslyexpressed concerns that the steps required to achieve progress in these areas have been slow to date and is concerned as to how the Commission will be able to achieve more rapid progress in the light of this communication6.