Examples of using Monitoring progress in English and their translations into Finnish
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for establishing ways of measuring improvement and monitoring progress over specific periods.
In this context, Member States should pursue the modernisation of their Public Employment Services by monitoring progress, setting clear deadlines
Dissemination of information on demand management, monitoring progress and providing benchmarks to do so are integral parts of improving energy efficiency.
The Commission has linked monitoring progress in Roma inclusion to its wider growth agenda, Europe 2020.
as well as monitoring progress in the Member States.
with the European Commission supporting and monitoring progress.
While the Strategy recognised that the goals needed to be set country by country, it noted the need for monitoring progress at the global level as the main purpose of the OECD DAC indicators.
Member States to work for a system for monitoring progress against the Paris Declaration indicators by the DAC, to be in place in early 2006.
ensuring that general tax control informa tion is collected and distributed, monitoring progress and preparing the final analyses, etc.
conducting legislative work and monitoring progress.
as well as monitoring progress.
financial indicators for monitoring progress, and the expected contribution of the major project to the objectives of the relevant priority axis or axes.
sector-specific decoupling objectives; as well as by improving environment-related structural indicators and monitoring progress and identifying best practices.
intensify the development and improvement of environment related structural indicators, monitoring progress and identifying best practices, in particular indicators covering the priorities as set out in the 6th Environmental Action Programme and the Göteborg conclusions;
speed up its progress and to continue monitoring progress in broadband deployment and take-up and report on develop ments in the first half of 2006.
summary information can be very useful for defining the measures required to implement the Framework for Action and for monitoring progress in achieving its objectives.
to acquire the internationally comparable statistical information needed for monitoring progress.
when we should be monitoring progress.
supporting mutual learning across Europe, monitoring progress, and helping to define common objectives and targets.
best practice among Member States, providing Member States that have not yet implemented comprehensive smoke-free legislation with guidance for doing so(possibly accompanied by minimum EU standards for worker protection), and monitoring progress throughout the EU.