Examples of using Scope for action in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Political parties at European level have considerable scope for action.
The scope for action is wide and calls for priority setting.
Respective spheres of competence and scope for action are not yet spelled out.
It feels that certain provisions of the proposed directive limit their scope for action.
Concerning subsidiarity, there is scope for action in the environment field at all levels of governance.
Furthermore, the changes to the report seem to restrict the Member State's scope for action.
In my opinion, this would offer a much greater scope for action, responsiveness, legitimacy and credibility.
These guidelines both define the powers of the office and grant it considerable scope for action.
The Commission explains that the scope for action is very broad and that it is therefore appropriate to set priorities.
The pragmatism displayed in the choice ofthe four sectors which are certainly of strategic importance and offer plentiful scope for action;
Thirdly, it is supporting initiatives intended to strengthen the scope for action of political leaders, along with awareness campaigns aimed at all sectors of society.
I believe that such an approach will maintain high levels of diligence in theassistance system while also giving sufficient scope for action.
They will be asked how they areexercising this responsibility, and whether or not they use their scope for action in this matter will influence our relations with ASEAN.
The project could be understood as a thing as a moment of gathering in which elements publicly correlate, complement each other,and offer new scope for action.
Since the European Council on 12 and 13 December 2003 adopted the European Security Strategy(EUSS),the EU's scope for action and its strategic guidelines within the CFSP have been clearly defined.
Reducing the scope for action, legal certainty and willingness to invest of garage owners will not further the internal market, and it certainly will not further consumers' interests.
The proposal follows on from measures taken by individual Member States andfrom calls by EU Environment Ministers on the Commission to assess the scope for action at EU level.
The improvements made by the Treaty of Lisbon provide new scope for action, which should help the EIB to become even more effective and to provide relevant solutions to the global financial crisis.
Certain provisions of the proposed directive limit their scope for action because they are based on the notion that those requesting leniency programmes should be heavily protected against actions for damages.
The adoption of the Regulation on a European grouping of territorial cooperation(EGTC) and its inclusion of a new objective for territorialcooperation have given Euroregions new scope for action.
At its plenary session on 9 and10 July the Committee extended its scope for action by creating a Lisbon strategy observatory, operational until October 2010, which will work closely with the Committee's ECO section.
The current ceiling on financial resources(1.2%)- which might even be lowered in the 2007-2013 financial perspectives-is too low to cover needs and it limits the scope for action, which prevents the cohesion objectives being attained more quickly.
Its scope for action is limited by the principle of subsidiarity and the requirement for unanimity in the Council in the fields of fiscal matters, town and country planning, land use, quantitative water resource management, choice of energy sources and structure of energy supply.
The Commission also rejected amendments which it considers introduce requirements that could not be achieved in the specified timeframe,or limit the scope for action of the national, regional and local authorities to pursue effective implementation of the directive.
A broader and more active role for the EIB in the sector within the framework of EIB objectives to support European industrial policy: this also concerns SMEs from the SMRC sector,where the EIB and the EIF have significant indirect scope for action;
In the case of many of the challenges we need to take up,we shall not be able to do so without the scope for action offered by the Treaty of Lisbon- the scope for greater democratisation, namely the reinforcement of the rights of the European Parliament and those of the national parliaments.
Member States' scope for action differs widely but there tends to be considerable attention to policies to maintain workers in employment, promote re-integration in the labour market, support people's income, protect mortgage holders against repossession, promote access to credit as well as invest in social and health infrastructures both with a view to boost employment and to improve access to services2.
I am delighted that the lead committee has accepted the proposals made by the Committee on International Trade regarding the restriction of market access for products with false or misleading CE marks, for this will make it easier to ensure that information given to consumers is reliable andtransparent as well as creating broader scope for action against abusive practices that infringe national and EU legislation.
To reduce the information de«cit of businesses by observing the European Union's recommendation that'we should deliver information to the doorway';to acquaint Hungarian businesses with the operational conditions and scope for action in the single market so that they can meet the challenges resulting from Hungary's acces-sion to the European Union; to provide individually tailored information and training by paying attention to both the special features and the sectoral and profession-speci«c needs of small regions.