Examples of using Commitment by member states in English and their translations into Swedish
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However, commitment by Member states to take the necessary measures is still very weak.
Lack of awareness and insufficient policy priority and commitment by Member States and other stakeholders.
Monitoring of the commitment by member states not to introduce new measures that are harmful("standstill");
structural reforms for a dynamic and smooth-functioning EMU requires commitment by Member States and strong leadership at the euro-area level.
This initiative intends to foster political commitment by Member States to make patient safety a priority in national public health objectives.
measures deemed as harmful, and for monitoring a"standstill" commitment by member states not to introduce new measures that are harmful.
The new proposal seeks to further reinforce the commitment by member states to prevent and combat trafficking in human beings, most often women and children.
primarily as a result of a lack of commitment by Member States.
fulfilling responsibilities requires commitment by Member States and measures to improve the effectiveness of economic policy coordination.
Despite a commitment by Member States to improve investment in human capital, there is little evidence of actual
denounces the lack of commitment by Member States to ensuring respect for the rule of law as specified in the Conclusions of the Council of the European Union of 16 December 2014;
Finally, the commitment by Member States will be crucial since a considerable share of the costs originates directly from national
The draft Directive comprises a commitment by Member States to maintain, as far as possible, appropriate distances between establishments covered by its scope and major transport routes.
In this respect the commitment by Member States to decisions taken within the coordination framework at the European level should be strengthened,
Cohesion Fund: commitments by Member State in 1997 ecu million.
financial resources, and commitments by Member States vary, as laws in some countries do not ensure sufficient support for judicial cooperation.
These commitments by Member States should now be reaffirmed
Obtaining binding commitments by Member States for the implementation of essential cross-border projects with a binding timetable;
Obtaining binding commitments by Member States to take measures eliminating bottlenecks
It suggests, for example, commitments by Member States not to recruit third‑country nationals in sectors indicated by a country as being under stress.
Geographic inequalities in education persist despite commitments by Member States to promote equity in education and training.
those being commitments by Member States, and centralised research and development.
The Paris Agreement, which brought all nations into a common cause to fight climate change, will need more ambitious commitments by Member States.
allows flexibility in participation and national commitments by Member States in a way that is not possible under current instruments.
The resources available for commitments by Member States referred to in Article 15(2) to(6) for the period 2014 to 2020 as set out in the table in Annex II are determined on the basis of the following objective criteria.
Despite commitments by Member States to promote inclusive education, children with special educational needs and disabled adults are
17 June 1997 agreed on a Resolution on a Stability and Growth Pact setting commitments by Member States.
inter alia by developing the surveillance of budgetary policies and encouraging commitments by Member States on common standards to strengthen the efficiency and credibility of the Pact;
at least for monitoring and evaluation of the implementation of the commitments by Member States(article 5)
key obligations in the form of commitments by Member States in relation to collection, storage, protection