Examples of using Current efforts in English and their translations into Hungarian
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the adoption of Directive 2003/42/EC1 and its implementing rules2, the current efforts are insufficient to stop the number of accidents and fatalities increasing as
lower-emission public transport in the country and complements current efforts to create an efficient public transport network through an integrated bus and railroad network.
showing current efforts are proving insufficient.
contributing areas would need to double their current efforts to achieve the 20% target.
Building on the current efforts, Member States
Current efforts by the Commission to simplify the LPIS not yet complete 54 Finally, we analysed the Commission's efforts,
Despite the Commission's current efforts, I must in this context mention the Commission's lack of flexibility at a time of mounting crisis, aimed at preventing
(c) continue the current efforts to increase transparency
We agree that current efforts to assist developing countries in this important area are fragmented
mostly in Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia, current efforts to put them on a long‑term footing and scale them up are unfortunately insufficient in most cases.
the members of which compose the Council, the EU's other co-legislator, which is inconsistent with current efforts to enhance conditions for citizens' involvement in the national and European public sphere.
As the proposal is continuing the current Effort Sharing Decision,
The line drawn in the graph shows your current effort relative to the segment duration and limits.
so almost all current effort is concentrated on XML(and XHTML and HTML5).
The current Effort Sharing Decision, which obliges Member States to meet binding annual greenhouse gas emission targets in sectors outside the ETS
We need us to do something else because our current efforts are failing.
Our current efforts aim at using nanoparticles in the context of molecular electronics, i.e.
For this reason, standardisation is part of current efforts to improve legislation as part of the policy for growth and employment.
It also backs current efforts, and in particular UNIFIL's plan, aiming to find a solution to the issue of Ghajjar.
The EESC also notes the current efforts to develop a common model for regulating Baltic cod