Examples of using Monitor progress in English and their translations into Italian
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the Commission will enhance its capacity to assess and monitor progress both at EU and at national level.
Develop your plans and monitor progress with 2D orthomosaics, digital surface models,
Monitor progress at national and EU levels
Development of monitoring systems for biodiversity in order to full objectives of and monitor progress with local development plan.
Development of biodiversity-friendly risk management systems in order to full objectives of and monitor progress with local development plan.
To help the Ministry monitor progress in education in remote schools,
Promote a business-friendly environment for the development of SMEs and monitor progress in increasing number of business start-ups.
Monitor progress via the Points of Single Contact under the Services Directive
Monitor progress and inform the Commission,
Monitor progress with the implementation of the necessary reforms to satisfy the Copenhagen economic criteria by 2004;
The Commission must monitor progress regularly, assessing obstacles
project plan, monitor progress and finally review and implement the LCA results.
Recognise leadership roles Identify the facilitators Service the network Monitor progress Change the network Dissolve the network Form a formal organisation.
Ongoing surveillance at sites as necessary to full objectives of and monitor progress with local development plan.
Support benchmarking of best practice and monitor progress through the planned reports.
to coordinate and monitor progress within their own institutions.
constantly keep the situation under review and monitor progress.
Importantly, the European Cruise Council commitments include the appointment of four independent experts to oversee the process and monitor progress and implementation.
to allocate resources, monitor progress, and share common targets and deliverables.
Member States should set both common and individual objectives and should monitor progress and best practice in the context of the open method of co-ordination in the research area.