Examples of using Implementing it in English and their translations into Hungarian
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monitoring and implementing it through a process known as the European Semester.
who need to get began on implementing it within the workplace.
the political will of the States responsible for implementing it, as these policies largely remain within national competences.
However, before implementing it, we should find out more about the possibilities of adapting the new method in everyday life.
We cannot build such an ambitious strategy without implementing it immediately, precisely at a time when it is crucial that this tool for relaunching the economy be made to fully deploy its effects.
By implementing it correctly, we could unlock enormous economic potential, creating jobs
European workers, we cannot make any mistakes when implementing it, or else we will face great problems in future agreements.
This Agreement may be reviewed at the request of either institution in the light of experience in implementing it.
Implementing it as soon as possible will help revitalise the social
any references to it should be construed accordingly to include any national legislation implementing it.
for the same reason, most VPNservices recently started implementing it.
By benefiting from whatever you have learned from this report and implementing it for yourself, you will be able to make big money.
This approach is certainly right, but the difficulties of implementing it in practice are not to be underestimated.
responsible implementation of the Stability Pact and where has it identified the difficulties so far in correctly implementing it?
we will be implementing it for all of our future projects with labeling requirements.”.
only to catch us off-guard by implementing it for real.
no legal vacuum between the entry into force of the hygiene package and of certain provisions implementing it.
Mr President, the European Union's foreign policy has been a pioneer of a positive conditionality model- the'method of the carrot'-implementing it successfully in relations with its candidate countries.
This distinctive feature of measure 213 may make some Member States cautious about implementing it until they have seen others do so successfully.
Rather it sees itself as a new hermeneutics of the Christian faith, a new way of understanding Christianity as a whole and implementing it.