Examples of using Contribute to the implementation in English and their translations into Polish
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Projects under this heading contribute to the implementation of the EU's Birds
Action in the priority areas should contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 and be in line with the 17 Sustainable
Take forward the agreement signed with the UNEP which will reinforce synergies and contribute to the implementation of Multilateral Environmental Agreements
closely cooperated with the ILO with a view to adopting ambitious legal standards which meet the challenges of a globalised economy and contribute to the implementation of the ILO's Decent Work Agenda.
Contribute to the implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 1325(2000) on women and peace
Spintronics is often mentioned as a field the development of which may contribute to the implementation of the quantum computer vision.
in accordance with Article 21(2) of that Regulation, contribute to the implementation of the Community Initiative for combating discrimination
can substantially contribute to the implementation of the EU 2020 Strategy
far from enough for the social dialogue to foster modernisation of the country and contribute to the implementation of long-term reforms.
Fight Against Crime programme 2007-2013(ISEC)7 provides support for projects in the field of illicit drug trafficking and which contribute to the implementation of the supply reduction policy of the EU Drugs Strategy
experience can contribute to the implementation of the activities of the association,
support initiatives that contribute to the implementation of these priorities; notes that the lack of implementation of action priorities has been highlighted in the annual report of the World Economic Forum's Global Governance Initiative;
as well as contributions to similar activities organised by third parties that contribute to the implementation and development of the work programme.
Because of this unique position, EU customs authorities have primary responsibility for the supervision of the EU's international trade, and contribute to the implementation of the external aspects of the internal market,
as well as contributions to similar activities organised by third parties that contribute to the implementation and development of the work programme.
institutions jointly elaborated by the Member States could contribute to the implementation of the free movement of knowledge.