Examples of using Transposition deficit in English and their translations into German
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The interim target laid down in the Commission communication- that Member States halve their transposition deficits by December 2001
The Commission recalled that its Strategy for the Internal Market includes a target action of reducing transposition deficits in all Member States to 1,5%; currently only 3 Member States meet this target.
Last year in Stockholm, the European Council set a target for all Member States to reduce their transposition deficits to 1.5% in time for the Barcelona European Council in March this year.
Finland- met the target established in the Internal Market Strategy of reducing their transposition deficits to 1.5% by December 2000- with Spain coming close.
the EESC notes with regret the disappointing progress which has been made in the transposition of EU legislation into national law in the Member States.19 While transposition deficits have decreased markedly over the last ten years,
Reduction in transposition deficit.
Transposition deficit of environmental directives.
Below 1.5% transposition deficit target of Internal Market directives.
Present national strategies with timetables for the 1.5% transposition deficit target 2001.
The transposition deficit has fallen to 0.7%,
Luxembourg have a transposition deficit of more than 4.
The transposition deficit had decreased from 7.1%, reaching 1.9% today,
Member States who have not yet achieved the 1% transposition deficit target need to increase their efforts.
After an initial increase Finland has managed to reduce its transposition deficit and is approaching the 1% target.
Highest increase since May 2003 in the transposition deficit forinternal market directives, producing the largest transpositiondeficit 54 directives.
The Barcelona Council urged all Member States to cut their transposition deficit to 1.5% or less by spring 2003.
The current'transposition deficit' is now 2.3%,
I also agree with Mr Harbour that the transposition deficit, which is now creeping upwards again, is a most serious matter.
But especially impressive is the improvement of Italy, which has decreased its transposition deficit from 2.4% six months ago to 0.8% today.