Examples of using Quantitative targets in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Achieving the quantitative targets of women on boards requires measures in place to ensure success.
to agree on a limited number of quantitative targets.
The Commission could not justify key quantitative targets for the public administration reforms that were anchored in the programmes(see paragraphs 67 to 76).
At the same time, its sophisticated methodological framework is supplemented by a combination of selected indicators and quantitative targets, which makes policy scrutiny more effective, transparent and credible.
zero carbon buildings and the quantitative targets raised subsidiarity issues and entailed further costs
Establishing quantitative targets and the associated financial planning is an area where more efforts by the Member States are needed.
set quantitative targets, but imposed no specific obligation to achieve them.
The Commission does not believe that quantitative targets are the best way to achieve results for burden reduction.
We need quantitative targets for the recycling of waste whilst at the same time focusing on the importance of waste prevention.
As far as quantitative targets are concerned,
(7) In the area of labour market policies, the Council adopts each year a set of employment guidelines building on quantitative targets and indicators.
This Communication has highlighted the need to improve ECEC across the EU by complementing the existing quantitative targets with measures to improve access
planned digitisation activities and quantitative targets for digitisation would contribute to achieving those objectives.
Where possible and adequate the Commission has defined quantitative targets(e.g. participation in anti-fraud trainings or fraud awareness level in the Directorates-General),
sets specific quantitative targets for reducing power consumption,
Furthermore, the potential role of inland waterway transport in the shifting of traffic between transport modes is dependent on too many factors outside the direct control of EU transport policies to set quantitative targets for a modal shift towards inland waterway transport.
treatment of waste oils, including quantitative targets on their regeneration.
with clear guidelines and thus qualitative and quantitative targets.
These directives set quantitative targets to be met by Member States in terms of percentage of biodegradable waste diversion from landfill,
directive Recital 2 a(new)(2a) Separate quantitative targets for re-use, that Member States should aim to achieve,