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timetables which can serve to measure progress.
A mid-term evaluation of the Programme shall be carried out by the end of 2017 to measure progress made in meeting its objectives,
In writing.- While academics will argue over the best possible way to measure progress, we as European legislatures must be confident in the method we pick
visibility of the EU's assistance by calling on the Commission to measure progress with clear performance indicators as well as including IPA impact assessments in its annual progress reports on the enlargement countries.
It encourages Member States to measure progress in key strategic sectors, such as research
could refine an operational action plan, with indicators to measure progress.
the use of benchmarks and indicators to measure progress, exchange of experience
targets to be accomplished and the indicators to measure progress.
RPSD School Superintendent Pedro Garrido stated that this year's scores are to be considered a baseline upon which future scores will be gauged against in order to measure progress or address any areas of concern.
sufficiency of the current list of Structural Indicators used to measure progress against the Lisbon objectives.
thereafter provide annual statements to measure progress.
for the development of a linguistic competence indicator to measure progress in language learning.
for the development of a linguistic competence indicator to measure progress in language learning.
indicators are needed to measure progress, as well as to ensure a comprehensive view of results of different measures undertaken at European level.
production of a scorecard in the context of the Mediterranean Horizon 2020 process, to measure progress on the basis of an agreed set of indicators;
on 30 November 2000 the Internal Market Council defined a list of 23 indicators to measure progress of the eEurope 2002 action plan.
The three predominant approaches to measuring progress involve.
The Commission further committed to preparing annual reports to better informing citizens on the application of the Charter and to measuring progress in its implementation.
only in the best performing Member States, with a view to measuring progress in these Member States and assess the potential of setting