Examples of using To monitor progress in English and their translations into Hungarian
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evaluating implementation progress, including a mechanism similar to the scorecard used to monitor progress towards the completion of the Natura 2000 Network;
Over the coming months, the Commission therefore intends to work closely with the Member States to help them with their efforts and to monitor progress.
This situation makes it difficult to identify shortfalls and to monitor progress at all levels of activity.
the IMF should continue to monitor progress.
fashion in all domains, it will set up the appropriate internal measures to monitor progress and report to the College.
which makes it difficult to monitor progress at the level of activity.
One current idea is precisely to have ways of measuring progress and to monitor progress in certain areas on the basis of indicators.
Regrets that the CCFs largely fail to define precise commitments on gender budgeting or to monitor progress through disaggregated data;
maintain the NITF in order to accompany the region in this work, and to monitor progress.
The Commission, together with the Member States, has been developing indicators to monitor progress towards green growth in the context of the European Semester36.
the EEA regularly produces indicators and assessments to monitor progress towards various EU targets.
try to incorporate review points to monitor progress.
In addition, there were no links between the monitoring of progress under the HFA and the mechanisms to monitor progress under the MDGs33 and the UNFCCC.
rigorous policy goals and adequate multiannual mechanisms to monitor progress to ensure effective implementation of the Strategy across Member States;
In order to monitor progress and in order to measure the results and impacts achieved by EU spending on home affairs,
establish a mechanism to monitor progress, and fund data collection
point for current negotiations, and on the basis of the recommendations made in this opinion, the Committee pledges to monitor progress and give its input regarding how it translates into legislative changes.
Member States we visited, or by the Commission, to monitor progress.
The sub-committees shall act as a platform to monitor progress on approximation in specific areas, to discuss certain issues