Examples of using Considerable effort in English and their translations into Slovenian
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many NGOs have invested considerable effort in implementing citizenship education programmes since the beginning of the 1990s.
although this a lengthy process that will require considerable effort from both sides.
Despite considerable effort by the World Health Organization, no animal reservoir capable
This will require a considerable effort to ensure that organisations can enter discussions on an equal footing with the legislator and other civil society organisations.
Considerable effort, manual labour,
requiring considerable effort not only from specialists, but also from the patient himself.
Despite a slow start, there was considerable effort by the Commission to improve implementation of Directive 2009/128/EC by Member States.
The Committee notes the considerable effort made by the Commission in drawing up this proposal,
The start-up phase has required considerable effort, especially from Member States where few if any advisory services were available in the past.
This report establishes that the start-up phase has required considerable effort, especially from Member States where few advisory services were available in the past.
Assumptions are scattered throughout the spreadsheets in the key forecasting files and it takes considerable effort to obtain a clear picture of the judgement applied.
whose processing entails a considerable effort and whose presentation is conditional upon the marketing authorization of chemical,
The Eurosystem invests considerable effort in ensuring that the public is well informed about how to recognise a counterfeit banknote
the processing of which entails a considerable effort and the presentation of which is conditional upon the marketing authorisation of chemical,
The Eurosystem continues to invest considerable effort in ensuring that the public is well informed about how to recognise a counterfeit banknote
and puts considerable effort into stimulating discomfort at key moments.
was distinguished by a considerable effort for reform that is summed up in his motto: Instaurare Omnia in Christo,"To renew all things in Christ".
The Eurosystem invests considerable effort in ensuring that the public is well informed about how to recognise a counterfeit banknote
This would help to avoid the great frustration that follows when applications prepared by Member States' administrations with considerable effort are subsequently rejected because the exceptional criteria are very difficult to meet.
requiring considerable effort, repeated bending of the trunk,