Examples of using Further actions in English and their translations into Polish
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even take further actions such as Run on
Further actions at Community level will also be identified, such as more effective use of the Trans European Network instruments.
as well as attempting to justify any further actions that they take.
The implementation of the recommendations may lead to further actions, to be laid down in an Action Plan,
The Commission will also take further actions to decarbonise the transport sector, which is still essentially running on oil products.
There is therefore a need to consider further actions to curb under-age drinking and harmful drinking patterns among youth.
when a review will take place to support the definition of further actions towards the objectives.
sets out possible further actions in this important area.
Request the computer station immediately left, and take further actions in accordance with the Regulations of access to the collections in CINiBA;
could be the starting point for further actions, including a possible proposal to amend it.
Joint strategies and further actions focusing on prevention and penalties must be developed to combat this problem.
are interested in undertaking further actions against racism and discrimination in the online environment;
From 11:00 p.m., Chudnovsky radioed Pyotr Vasev several times, asking about her course and her further actions.
to propose possible further actions as appropriate.
the Committee wants to emphasise areas of specific concern and to recommend further actions.
These will allow all stakeholders to monitor the progress of the eCall roll-out and to take further actions if needed.
in view of the special economic circumstances further actions will be needed on Community level.
enforcement at EU level, shortcomings which require further actions remain.
on the basis of this knowledge plan optimally their further actions.
used to inform further actions.