Examples of using In its implementation in English and their translations into Slovak
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Now that the new agenda has been adopted the EU should lead by example in its implementation and seize the outstanding opportunities of this universal agenda.
This is reflected in its implementation.‘Deadweight' should not be seen as synonymous with inefficient budget allocation.
the Court noted significant discrepancies in its implementation in the regions and municipalities served by the waste management infrastructures audited.
knowingly involved in defining the terms of the impact assessment and in its implementation?
weaknesses detected in its implementation.
Map defines key and value types in its implementation.
This should strengthen the participation of NGOs in the dialogue process in environmental policy-making and in its implementation.
Consider other action, as appropriate, for the achievement of the objective of the Convention in the light of experience gained in its implementation.
Pact be abandoned outright, even though there have been continuing problems in its implementation.
the role of the courts in its implementation.
action proposed by the Commission in its communication and will cooperate fully in its implementation.
resume its development cooperation once a credible roadmap has been adopted and in light of progress in its implementation.
will participate in its implementation in Marrakesh.
but pecuniary in its implementation, like any other debt.
assist the Member States and industry in its implementation.
The Agency should also play a pivotal role in coor dinating communication concerning this Regulation and in its implementation.
The Agency should also play a pivotal role in coordinating communication concerning this Regulation and in its implementation.
examines the practical problems encountered in its implementation.
problems are still encountered in its implementation.
The participatory approach to development has not lived up to its promises, and civil society involvement in its implementation has never actually materialised.