Examples of using Greater effort in English and their translations into Dutch
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policy initiatives underway and the challenges that will require greater effort.
its maintenance requires greater effort.
Alongside the current reform, the Commission commits itself to making an even greater effort in this area.
it will require a much greater effort to get a great many more people on board.
This would require a greater effort to improve data and monitoring on the respective position of people considered
because I believe all the Member States need to make a greater effort in the fight against endemic diseases.
A greater effort is needed to implement the supervisory
Therefore a greater effort should be made in providing more accessible
Notwithstanding the good results, much greater effort is needed against the backdrop of the gorwing global competition to achieve a dynamic
we are insisting on greater effort to prevent, uncover,
the elimination of violence against women is a very important topic that requires a greater effort and commitment by all of us: European institutions,
This could mean, for example, that the accelerator pedal is locked when the vehicle reaches the maximum speed and greater effort is needed to depress it
WRC-2000 also displayed a greater effort between regions to approximate their positions before the start of the conference, thereby following the request formulated by ITU members at WRC-97.
violations of the law, but I think that greater effort should be made to help UN forces,
Greater effort may be needed on the part of all the European institutions, not just Parliament
It will take a greater effort than we can imagine
Regarding the issue of viewing the sectors as customers, greater effort should be put in understanding the common requirements of PCIs
exclusion will require greater effort and analysis if we are to increase their labour market participation to the same levels as the majority population,
that in the surveys with prevalently economic aims, in which a greater effort is made for precision,
to devote much greater effort to promoting free