Primeri uporabe Properly implemented v Angleški in njihovi prevodi v Slovenski
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I truly hope that this report will be properly implemented and will help improve the Roma's social
Once properly implemented by all Member States, the Directive will benefit consumers, depositors
of Article 4 are, in general, properly implemented by the banking industry.
more needs to be done to ensure thatthe legal framework is properly implemented and enforced.
whether they had been properly implemented.
the Commission to maintain a sufficient level of security-related expenditure in budgets for the missions to ensure their mandates are properly implemented;
good in itself, if it is properly implemented in reality.
Equal pay for equal work must be properly implemented in Member States in order to get a fair deal for women.
needs to be properly implemented.
The Basel III proposals must be properly implemented in Europe with the forthcoming CRD IV Directive.
I am convinced that, if properly implemented, the strategy will become an example of regional success.
In February 2012 Commission audits have determined that the Romanian action plan was completed, properly implemented and the system was operational at sufficient quality for claim year 2011.
the importance of ensuring that the Agreement is properly implemented and that its provisions are observed;
They will not have the European Court of Justice on their side to ensure that the directives concerned are properly implemented.
the Court considers that all these elements, if properly implemented, could stimulate improved management
no less eloquently indicate that this business, if properly implemented, is also very well paid.
ensure that nature laws are not changed but properly implemented across Europe.
that the Action Plans have been properly implemented.
where properly implemented.
my first priority today is to ensure that the 2009 regulation is properly implemented and to make the current, reformed system work.