Examples of using Will monitor progress in English and their translations into Slovenian
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We will monitor progress.
The Commission will work with Member States in a partnership to create new growth andjobs in services and will monitor progress closely in its Annual Growth Survey.
The Commission will monitor progress in this area.
It will monitor progress in the framework of the follow up to the Europe 2020 Strategy.
The Commission and the European Council will monitor progress every year in Member States and at EU level.
It will monitor progress in particular in its regular evaluations and sectoral reports.
The Communication states that'the Commission will monitor progress in this respect and, if necessary, may decide to further pursue the infringement procedures'.
It will monitor progress on this crucial subject and will be glad to work together with the other Institutions in doing so.
In addition, the Commission will monitor progress in implementing the proposed measures and progress in retrofitting.
It will monitor progress and assess whether additional measures are needed, in order to ensure the swift and proactive detection and removal of illegal content online, including possible legislative measures to complement the existing regulatory framework.
As from next year, the"Annual Growth Survey" will monitor progress towards the headline targets more closely, reporting on the finalised national targets.
The report will monitor progress in the areas where the EU has powers to act: showing how the Charter has been taken into account in concrete cases(such as when new legislation is proposed).
The challenge is now to make this happen and the Commission will monitor progress on SME finance and provide a first report in 2009 that will feed into the reporting on progress with the renewed Lisbon strategy.
The Commission will monitor progress and set out priorities in this field in a report to be adopted in 2012, in response to a Recommendation of the European Parliament and of the Council19.
The Commission will monitor progress of its external co-operation on all levels:.
The Commission will monitor progress towards the targets, facilitate policy exchange and make the necessary proposals to steer action and advance the EU flagship initiatives.
The Commission will monitor progress of its external co-operation on all levels:.
The committee will monitor progress in implementing these programmes, the international agreements associated with the two programmes, the preparation of markets, the efficiency of the management structure, and the annual programme review.
The European Council will monitor progress on implementing the Counter-Terrorism Strategy at its meeting in June 2006.
The Commission will monitor progress in implementing actions and tools related to generational renewal.- Third bullet point: The Commission is committed to keep high standards as regards evaluations carried out at the level of the Union.
The Commission will monitor progress towards this objective within the context of the Lisbon process.
The Commission will monitor progress against these targets and report to the European Council annually'.
The Commission will monitor progress achieved on all these actions and measure performance on a regular basis.
The Commission will monitor progress regularly and report in due time for the next European Council meetings.
The Commission will monitor progress annually through its Europe's Digital Progress Report(EDPR).9.
The Commission will monitor progress in the implementation of the respective areas and will publish its findings and possible next steps before the end of 2017.
The European Council will monitor progress closely and determine when sufficient progress has been achieved to allow negotiations to proceed to the next phase.
The European Council will monitor progress closely and determine when sufficient progress has been achieved to allow negotiations to proceed to the next phase on a future relationship.”.
The Commission will monitor progress by issuing yearly progress reports on the implementation of the trade aspects drawing on stakeholder inputs as appropriate.
The Commission will monitor progress of the actions outlined in this Communication through studies and surveys conducted at European, national or regional level, and including Eurobarometer surveys on the evolution of citizens' attitudes and practices relating to job mobility.