Examples of using Monitoring of progress in English and their translations into German
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we are still far from a system of indicators which could really allow the monitoring of progress at national level.
makes a key contribution to economic policy analysis and the monitoring of progress in vital economic
medium-sized enterprises and in entrepreneurship, through the monitoring of progress of a quality improvement strategy
Overall guidance, monitoring of progress and matching financing methods to ECAP proposals will require the active involvement of both the European Council
coordinating role for the European Council to ensure more coherent strategic direction and effective monitoring of progress.
coordinating role for the European Council to ensure more coherent strategic direction and effective monitoring of progress.
Improving the quality of the monitoring of progress;
Ongoing monitoring of progress of the implementation of the Interim Agreement.
Some form of joint Afghan-international monitoring of progress would also be useful.
Indicators for monitoring of progress will be developed and good practices identified.
These EU indicators and the regular monitoring of progress will provide accountability of the Member States.
Indicators will be published regularly to allow monitoring of progress and to stimulate responses where necessary.
The programme will be implemented through a results-based management approach based on regular monitoring of progress against clear indicators.
The EU initiatives that can best contribute to the implementation of the Europe 2020 strategy and monitoring of progress.
It invited the Commission to quickly develop a single integrated indicator to allow a better monitoring of progress in innovation.
This would help to ensure constant monitoring of progress and allow us to adapt measures to structural and economic developments.
Indicators and benchmarks are key elements of evidence-based policy making and the monitoring of progress essential to the Lisbon process.
ensure a regular monitoring of progress.
The Council stressed the need for regular monitoring of progress in the region towards achieving the goals set for the reforms.
Comparable statistical information is essential not only for the development of lifelong learning strategies but also for the monitoring of progress in their implementation.