Examples of using Is to be achieved in English and their translations into Polish
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Whereas Member States should apply minimum rates of excise duty on these products by 1 January 1993 if the internal market is to be achieved by that date;
In general the report contains many views as to how equality is to be achieved.
Article 29 of the Treaty states that the objective of the Union in this area is to be achieved by preventing and combating crime, organised or otherwise.
any other place the need for dialogue, if Christian unity is to be achieved.
that objective is to be achieved within the framework of the common transport policy whilst respecting,
The objective of cutting CO2 by 20% by 2020, which is to be achieved by means of other directives12,
the Saône/ Rhône the connection is to be achieved in the southern European waterway network,
This is to be achieved under the supervision of the TEC, which meets atto set interim goals and facilitate joint action.">
However, if this is to be achieved, the Roma cannot exclude themselves
How this is to be achieved was explained very clearly in the Commission's communication on the strategy for effective implementation of the Charter of Fundamental Rights,
The Commission believes that the following issues need to be addressed if this goal is to be achieved: protecting consumer interests,
This is to be achieved under the supervision of the TEC, which meets atto set interim goals and facilitate joint action.">
This higher number is to be achieved by 18 seats being distributed amongst 12 Member States
determination if the aim of raising the EU's research and innovation efforts to world-class intensity and effectiveness is to be achieved.
social peace within society is to be achieved- has so far been rather weak in these countries.
further specifying the information which must be disclosed and the means by which this is to be achieved.
The increased focus is to be achieved through the earmarking of a minimum of 5% of ERDF resources for sustainable urban development,
This is to be achieved by focusing on drug-related organised crime, using existing instruments and frameworks, where appropriate opting for regional or
For the avoidance of any possible misunderstanding, the EESC wishes to make it clear that it supports the expansion of renewables and is convinced that in the medium to long term a much higher percentage of renewables than the 20% envisaged for 2020 will be required if the Council's ambitious target(a 60-80% emissions reduction) is to be achieved.