Examples of using Benchmarks in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Conditionality on specific performance benchmarks and reforms will play a more important role in the future.
However, the NGOs also note a need for greater detail in the draft Programme on concrete measures and benchmarks for measuring performance.48.
The annexes to the proposal contain detailed provisions on benchmarks for goods and on setting interest rates.
including a political dialogue with clear benchmarks.
beats all comers in the benchmarks.
financial benchmarks).
related action plans and the opening and closing benchmarks of the negotiating chapters.
Challenges still remain, however, and the focus should now be on the priorities for action, with more effective benchmarks, in particular, as regards the Eastern Partnership.
Extent to which the different policy options would allow a labelling system to be developed based on a sound scientific basis and benchmarks to assess the level of animal welfare.
In 2009, EU Education Ministers agreed on five education and training benchmarks to be attained by 2020.
contains certain requirements on benchmarks used by issuers.
measurable indicators and benchmarks.
backed with more precise benchmarks;
Calls on the Commission to bring the European Disability Strategy in line with the CRPD with a clear timeframe, benchmarks and indicators;
to verify progress against six benchmarks.
The Afghan Government must make progress against IMF benchmarks and other vital governance reforms.
coherent strategy on Roma inclusion and we also need an action plan with clear benchmarks and appropriate budgeting.
In point of fact, however, Sweden now finds itself swamped with so many migrants that it is completely unable to“integrate” them, according to these benchmarks.
The benchmarks for environmental noise pollution are values of noise indicators,