Examples of using Planned measures in English and their translations into Romanian
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Once fully implemented, the planned measures will boost the Schaeffler Group's earnings potential by approximately 60 million euros- a potential which, the company anticipates, will be fully realized by 2021.
submitted by Member States, the planned measures appear to be insufficient in terms of ambition,
in particular by hastening the introduction of planned measures to broaden the innovation base while continuing to align wage
setting out in particular how requirements would be tailored so that the planned measures would be less onerous for smaller producers.
strengthening the macro-regional dimension of the planned measures included in the operational programmes could secure their added value,
Therefore, it cannot be ensured that the excessive deficit will be corrected by 2013 unless the planned measures are sufficiently specified and additional ones implemented as needed.
As a major part of the planned measures could not be launched until the final months of the EGF implementation period,
(u)"acoustical planning" shall mean controlling future noise by planned measures, such as land-use planning, systems engineering for traffic,
Reform of public procurement legislation is one of the twelve planned measures in the Communication from the Commission on the Single Market Act- Twelve levers to boost growth
The Commission has doubts whether the planned measures are in line with the state aid rules
of the Sixth Code, the planned measures may be put into effect only with the approval of
with less than 20% of the budget having been spent, because from the very outset the planned measures had come up against legal problems in the target third countries.
competitiveness cannot be attained through the planned measures because the economic development of the Member States is being stifled.
start implementing planned measures aimed at ensuring medical assistance in the affected areas.
Each Member State shall draw up a contingency plan setting out the planned measures to be taken to ensure an adequate reception of applicants in accordance with this Directive in cases where the Member State is confronted with a disproportionate number of applicants for international protection.
The Community mechanism allowing the Commission to require national regulatory authorities to withdraw planned measures concerning market definition
in particular that without public aid the fishing fleets concerned could not be renewed or modernised and that the planned measures will not jeopardise the long-term equilibrium of fishery resources.
particularly people potentially affected by the planned measures, should be fully
the Member State concerned shall suspend the entry into force of the planned measures for three months from the date of notification to enable the Commission to rule within this time limit on the compatibility of the measures with the provisions of paragraph 1.
the fishing vessels concerned could not be modernised, and that the planned measures will not jeopardise the sustainability of fisheries.
