Examples of using Fully implemented in English and their translations into Slovak
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Make expenditure for completed or fully implemented operations fostering crisis response capacity in the context of the coronavirus outbreak exceptionally eligible;
Fully implemented The Commission's proposal in 2011 to end the quota system and all its rigidities
which must be fully implemented in line with the relevant European legislation
While these have not yet been fully implemented in all member States, substantial progress has been made towards designation of the Natura 2000 network.
Fully implemented MS can now propose amendments with a flexible procedure either postponing
once the system is fully implemented, eCall could save hundreds of lives every year
Fully implemented The newly created 2014-2020 checklists improve the documentation
National tests that have not been fully implemented in the 2008/09 school year are also included.
The European Commission estimates that by the time these rules are fully implemented in 2030, it will cost businesses €3 billion each year.
When the proposed measures for the sector have been fully implemented, the envelopes for direct income support will involve an annual cost of EUR 1 542 million.
Fully implemented The reference documents provide for measurable objectives
A new system is being developed and will be fully implemented by the end of 2016.
We offer extensive language courses for corporate language learning in the form of SCORM 1.2 modules which can be fully implemented to any SCORM 1.2.
Firstly it is necessary to achieve that directives are fully implemented within a reasonable period of time.
Fully implemented The reference document‘Social Transfers in the fight against hunger' sets out methodologies,
not yet fully implemented.
when the planning of activities will be fully implemented through production and marketing plans.
a new curriculum should be fully implemented by 2011/12.
estimates that these rules, once fully implemented in 2030, could cost businesses over €3 billion per year.
Once the agreement is fully implemented, Japan will have scrapped customs duties on 97% of goods imported from the EU.