Vertaling van "realizzare presto progressi " (Italiaans → Engels) :

[27] In the conclusions of the Göteborg Council, the European Union reaffirmed its commitment to reaching the UN target for ODA of 0.7% of Gross National Income "as soon as possible" and "to achieve concrete progress towards reaching this target before the World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg in 2002".

They call for the front-loading of measures that will drive forward progress towards the goals contained in the EU's long-term economic strategy, Europe 2020, with its ambitious EU-wide and national targets EU-wide to be achieved by the end of this decade in the areas of jobs, innovation, education, energy and social inclusion.

to use the first ever negotiation text on the reform of the UNSC as an opportunity to focus in a comprehensive manner on points of convergence and to achieve tangible progress regarding the clarification of the UNSC's competences in relation to other UN bodies, the addition of members so as to improve the UNSC's representativeness and legitimacy, and the review of the UNSC's working methods; to emphasise the need for a comprehensive reform of the UNSC in order to strengthen its legitimacy, regional representation and effectiveness; to promote a reform process that can be irreversibly launched by EU Member States if, in keeping with the aims of t ...[+++]he Lisbon Treaty as regards enhancing EU foreign policy and the role of the EU in global peace, security and regulation, they demand a permanent seat for the EU in an enlarged and reformed UNSC; to urgently take the initiative to bring Member States to develop a common position with that purpose; until such a common position is adopted, to agree to the introduction, without delay, of a rotation system in the UNSC, so as to secure a permanent seat for the EU in the UNSC,

(h) to use the first ever negotiation text on the reform of the UNSC as an opportunity to focus in a comprehensive manner on points of convergence and to achieve tangible progress regarding the clarification of the UNSC’s competences in relation to other UN bodies, the addition of members so as to improve the UNSC’s representativeness and legitimacy, and the review of the UNSC’s working methods; to emphasise the need for a comprehensive reform of the UNSC in order to strengthen its legitimacy, regional representation and effectiveness; to promote a reform process that can be irreversibly launched by EU Member States if, in keeping with the aims of t ...[+++]he Lisbon Treaty as regards enhancing EU foreign policy and the role of the EU in global peace, security and regulation, they demand a permanent seat for the EU in an enlarged and reformed UNSC; to urgently take the initiative to bring Member States to develop a common position with that purpose; until such a common position is adopted, to agree to the introduction, without delay, of a rotation system in the UNSC, so as to secure a permanent seat for the EU in the UNSC,

6. Is deeply concerned about the possibly dangerous impact of the growing US federal budget deficit on the world economy and the balance of international currency markets; calls on the US to assume its shared responsibility for economic stability in an increasingly interdependent world; expresses the hope that, despite several bilateral trade disputes within the framework of the ongoing WTO negotiations, significant progress towards a functioning transatlantic market can be achieved soon, in view of the advanced state of integration of both economies;

E. whereas, in its Göteborg declaration, the Council reaffirmed its commitment to reach the UN target for official development assistance of 0.7% of GNP as soon as possible in order to achieve concrete progress before the World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg in September 2002,

– having regard to the Göteborg European Council commitment to reach the UN target of official development assistance (ODA) of 0.7% of GNP, as recommended in the 1974 resolution on the New International Economic Order, as soon as possible and to achieve concrete progress in this area before the World Summit on Sustainable Development,

[27] In the conclusions of the Göteborg Council, the European Union reaffirmed its commitment to reaching the UN target for ODA of 0.7% of Gross National Income "as soon as possible" and "to achieve concrete progress towards reaching this target before the World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg in 2002"

Work will have to continue in order to find the most acceptable and effective ways and means of meeting this twin objective; · there is a large measure of agreement on the structure and substance of the pre-accession instruments, and that the legal texts should be rapidly aligned with the orientations in the report in order to reach a political agreement on the texts by the November General Affairs Council; · once it has received the European Parliament's opinion, expected in November, the Council should be in a position to reach a common position on the TENs financing regulation by the end of the year, as requested by the Cardiff European Council; · in order to meet the request made at Cardiff for the Vienna European Council to make su ...[+++]bstantial progress on the key elements of the Agenda 2000 package, the Council needs to have at its disposal as soon as possible, and at the latest in November, a concise political paper detailing the main issues of substance on the CAP reform proposals to be resolved as part of an overall agreement on Agenda 2000.

REAFFIRMS the Göteborg commitment to reach the UN target for official development assistance of 0.7% of GDP as soon as possible and to achieve concrete progress towards reaching this target before the World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg in 2002 and the Council's undertaking to examine the means and the timeframe for each Member State's achievement of the UN official development aid target of 0,7% of GDP and its commitment to continuing its efforts to improve development cooperation instruments, particularly in the countries affected by crisis or conflict;