Examples of using Quantified targets in English and their translations into Swedish
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The revised European Employment Strategy should be results-oriented and include quantified targets, where these can help to achieve the Union's goals.
manufactured in such a way as to allow the quantified targets for reuse, recycling
on the plastics recycling is not in line with the provisions requiring quantified targets per type of equipment.
monitor and enforce quantified targets on cost reduction.
agreement was reached on intensifying our commitment in this area by laying down quantified targets for emission reductions.
not enough actual progress towards quantified targets.
over a longer timeframe and without quantified targets.
integration of renewables based on quantified targets, regulatory clarity
from the provisions of Article 7 quantified targets for reuse, recycling and recovery.
other dependant care, and no quantified targets have been set.
The watering-down of explicit and quantified targets to reference values in the 2005-2008 guidelines deviated from the previous approach in the European employment strategy of giving Member States a clear framework with unambiguous responsibilities.
While the decision on setting national quantified targets and their definition remains a core responsibility of the Member States, the positive role of the Social OMC could be further strengthened by evidence-based national target-setting.
The quantified targets for this 2020 strategy- increasing the employment rate, reducing the poverty rate, and so on- are just pious hopes,
The Commission has revised the quantified targets set out in the earlier Communication, in the light of changes
The introduction of these quantified targets, supported by the commonly agreed indicators, based on robust analytical tools, will help Member States to sustain commitment
In particular, the Member States committed themselves to three EU-wide quantified targets, with the emphasis on early active involvement of young
It notes the Commission's proposed quantified targets for the programmes, and notes that their final form
which would make it difficult to monitor whether the quantified targets have been reached,
further developing relevant issues including, where appropriate, quantified targets); integrate the Lisbon conclusions into the Employment Guidelines for the year 2001
The Europe of Brussels has just spent the last ten years sacrificing millions of jobs in adhering to dogmatic quantified targets 3% of GDP for government deficits,