Examples of using Common targets in English and their translations into Swedish
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it is for that reason that the report urges the forthcoming European spring summit to resolve upon a precise timetable for further action and to agree on common targets and indicators within one year.
the exchange of best practice and agreeing common targets and guidelines for Member States….
efficient way to the common targets being set, while at the same time respecting territorial,
The ministers for education have agreed on some common targets for education and training systems. By 2010 the number of those who leave school early should be halved
Success in coming closer to full compliance with the common targets of guidelines 1 and 2 and achieving low rates of inflow into long-term unemployment is most evident in those Member States
if we seize these opportunities, then we can very quickly help to achieve the common targets we have set ourselves
the exchange of best practice and agreeing common targets and guidelines for the Member States”8.
As regards GL 3, Spain met the common target in 1999.
However, Adobe Reader was still a common target over the past 18 months.
Android-based devices are now a common target for malware and spyware.
Vambraces are essential armour parts because the wrist was a common target for opponents.
The AARP also says that seniors are a common target of these scams.
Our common target is to carry through the accession process for Bulgaria
Setting a common target for improving road safety means giving priority to the most effective measures.
The EU-15 has a common target under the Kyoto Protocol to reduce total greenhouse gas emissions by 8%, compared to the base year.
The EU agreed to set a common target of 10% for the share of renewable energy(including liquid biofuels,
This would lead to an operational objective of introducing a common target for the representation of each sex in boards of listed companies to be achieved by 2020.
The EESC also supports the Commission's proposal on a common target of 27% for the share of renewable energy sources.
explaining that the EESC Standing Study Group for the European year 2010 will be monitoring developments related to the common target and indicators.
As part of the European Council meeting held on 25 and 26 March 2010, European Union leaders set a common target of a 20% increase in energy efficiency by 2020.