Examples of using Quantitative targets in English and their translations into Polish
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The CoR calls on the Commission to propose quantitative targets with regard to combating youth unemployment currently 18% at EU level.
plans do not contain clear quantitative targets for digitisation as indicated in the Recommendation and the related Council Conclusions.
Some have fixed quantitative targets for reducing administrative costs e.g. 20
Quantitative targets for digitisation will help to focus activities
be developed and that, in particular, quantitative targets should be used.
set out ambitious, quantitative targets in this regard.
In addition, the employment guidelines presented contain virtually no quantitative targets, other than referring to the following three key objectives of the EU,
At this initial stage, this strategy does not set quantitative targets for“resource efficiency
The action plan under consideration should at least, on this occasion, be accompanied by measurable quantitative targets based on a set of indicators which cities
For none of these trends is it possible to formulate quantitative targets, as often the necessary baseline information is missing
Member States shall determine specific qualitative and quantitative targets and indicators for any measure
the Member States are obliged to prepare national action plans setting out quantitative targets to limit risks.
This Communication has highlighted the need to improve ECEC across the EU by complementing the existing quantitative targets with measures to improve access
priorities, with the possibility of Community assistance in establishing quantitative targets and good practices;
as well as quantitative targets in each of the statistical fields
What concerns me is that we are talking about quantitative targets which will not have to be met until 2020
The Group would also exchange information between Member States on quantitative targets set by Member States and discuss specific needs with respect to resettlement,
Avoidance of overlapping or over-prescriptive quantitative targets(e.g. on reducing greenhouse gases, developing renewable energy sources,
the European Commission and particularly the Member States should develop a set of indicators and quantitative targets to be achieved by each Member State in policy areas for disabled people and give more focus to compiling reliable
The EESC believes that the introduction of National Action Plans incorporating quantitative targets and implementation schedules is particularly necessary in order to define measures geared to the need to reduce risks,