Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Effort should be made in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Contradiction with any Koranic injunction, effort should be made.
Every effort should be made to close the VAT gap insofar as possible.
The European Council reaffirmed that it will honour existing commitments and emphasized that every effort should be made to protect the cohesion and the effectiveness of the Union.
Every effort should be made to avoid any external pressure during its sessions.
The political climate is probably not yet ripe for reviving the earlier proposal for a Europe-wide carbon tax, but every effort should be made to encourage such reform at national level.
Every effort should be made to reduce the regulatory burden on SMEs.
To get the greatest benefit from this powerful engine of growth and transformation every effort should be made to maximize the freedom to use the Internet and to minimise the cost of
Fifth, effort should be made to rendering Ex-IAs more accessible to the general public.
To get the greatest benefit from this powerful engine of growth and transformation every effort should be made to maximise access to the Internet and the freedom to use it,
An effort should be made to assist people to resolve conflicts with other believers.
its construction is taken, and stresses that every effort should be made to maximise the possibilities of ensuring that this takes place;
Every effort should be made to close the VAT gap insofar as possible, using all possible means.
implementation would not be easy, and the fact that every effort should be made to avoid further delays- which could not be ruled out in the event of partial entry into force- the Commission backs the proposal to postpone the full implementation of MiFID II by one year as probably the most reasonable and acceptable option.
Every effort should be made to ensure healthy competition,
Ministers were unanimous in emphasizing that every effort should be made to reach political agreement on the package of taxation measures in question at its meeting on 1 December 1997.
Every effort should be made to successfully conclude the legislative process on the reduction of roaming tariffs by the end of the first half of 2007.
My Group believes every effort should be made to preserve the experience gained for future years.
Every effort should be made to ensure that the institutional structures of the Union are not weakened
Both parties agreed that every effort should be made in order to promote a more balanced development of bilateral trade flows.
Every effort should be made to find the family of the child
In Stockholm, Heads of State or Government stated that"Every effort should be made by all parties concerned to implement key steps for achieving an integrated securities market by the end of 2003.
Further effort should be made in producing financial accounts for the central government
would not be easy, and the fact that every effort should be made to avoid further delays- which could not be ruled out in the event of partial entry into force- it appears that the proposal to postpone the full implementation of MiFID II by one year is probably the most reasonable and acceptable option.
Every effort should be made by all parties concerned to implement key steps for achieving an integrated securities market by the end of 2003,
Those carrying out the investigation should not be connected with the allegation in any way, and every effort should be made to resolve complaints speedily- grievances should be handled promptly
Every effort should be made by all parties concerned to implement key steps for achieving an integrated securities market by the end of 2003,
Thus every effort should be made to improve the information flow embedded in historical data.
To achieve this, an effort should be made to harmonize as much as possible the criteria of these national eco-label schemes.4.
It stressed that every effort should be made to avoid a further escalation of the conflict which would jeopardise the stability of the region.
All efforts should be made for a gradual rearrangement of the euro area Member States in the IMF in order to achieve greater consistency.

