Examples of using Measuring progress in English and their translations into Slovak
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which will include a framework for measuring progress.
the entity shall disregard those activities(and related costs) when measuring progress in accordance with paragraph B19.
The report on the Commission communication of 20 August 2009 on'GDP and Beyond- Measuring progress in a changing world' highlights the importance of gross domestic product as a comprehensive indicator of social development and economic growth.
buying are also important for monitoring perceptions and measuring progress towards the goal of boosting confidence in cross-border buying and selling.
Recognizing the need to start measuring progress immediately, the Commission proposes using, as a provisional lead indicator, resource productivity, measured by the ratio of GDP to Domestic Material Consumption(expressed in Euro/tonne).
The objective when measuring progress is to depict an entity's performance in transferring control of goods or services promised to
In a recent opinion(CESE 647/2010"Beyond GDP- Measuring progress in a changing world";
methods and indicators for measuring progress and assessing policy developments;
fostering exchange of good practice and measuring progress.
The European Parliament adopted a resolution in which it welcomes the Commission Communication on‘GDP and Beyond- Measuring Progress in a Changing World' as a possible complementary tool to contribute to improved policy analysis and debates.
not an appropriate base for measuring progress.
The Commission followed up on this with a report in 2009 entitled GDP and beyond- Measuring progress in a changing world9,
proposal to incorporate and rely even more fully on the strategy document'GDP and beyond: measuring progress in a changing world'.
This report, by Mrs Rosbach, is based on a communication tabled by the Commission on 28 September 2009 called'GDP and beyond- Measuring progress in a changing world',
the choice of indicators for measuring progress, are discussed in Chapter 3 of the first edition of the Handbook on Integration.
will need long-term solutions, the only way to ascertain that society is moving in the right direction is by setting clear intermediate targets and measuring progress.
appropriate indicator for measuring progress in a changing world,
On 28 September 2009, the Commission released a communication entitled'GDP and beyond: Measuring progress in a changing world',
respects subsidiarity(this is simply a modality for measuring progress against the EU-level target decided by Member States).
In its 2009 report entitled'GDP and Beyond: Measuring Progress in a Changing World', the Commission itself proposed various measures to