Übersetzung für "Stärker einsetzen" in Englisch

We have to work harder to restore the trust between old and new Member States.

The European Parliament should adopt a harder line in order to support the principle of non-violence.

The worlds of politics and business must do more to protect the climate, De Volkskrant urges:

I believe that the European Union should take a greater interest in wilderness areas, because they act as refuges and reserves for many species that cannot survive in altered conditions.

However, I think that efforts need to be stepped up to equip rural areas with a state-of-the-art IT infrastructure, for instance, by providing broadband Internet.

I also believe that, structurally speaking, we must provide far greater support for videoconferencing.

I believe that Europe can and must do more for employees who are facing difficulties.

The condition of women in the country remains of concern, and the Turkish Government must make a greater commitment to reducing the inequalities between men and women.

We need to move much more vigorously in the direction of legislation that encourages the replacement of growing quantities of fossil hydrocarbons in motor fuels.

Press-freedom organizations can also do more to end impunity.

And the good news is there might be an easy solution to that, and that's using our eyes more.

In conclusion, Mr de Graaf stressed that Member States should establish stronger political links between each other with respect to implementation of the Lisbon Strategy, and should make greater efforts to ensure that the NRPs were truly relevant to needs at national level.

Europe, caught between its great industrialised competitors and emerging low production cost economies that are making greater use of new technologies, is facing ever increasing competitive challenges.

Europe’s competitiveness has continued to decline, caught between its great industrialised competitors and emerging low production cost economies that are making ever greater use of new technologies.

The European institutions and Member States share an interest in keeping this foundation strong and need to make an even stronger commitment to assign high priority to the correct application of law.

The Commission announced in the report that it will step up its efforts to ensure that the Directive is correctly transposed and implemented.

A much stronger commitment on the side of social partners is needed to facilitate the transition to longer working lives, to equip individuals with the necessary skills to face the challenges ahead, and to promote best practices amongst employers in relation to age management.

Local and regional authorities must get more closely involved, working with businesses to enable disabled people to receive training.

The partnership is based on a commitment to common values, where those most engaged in reforms will benefit more from their relationship with the EU.

The European Commission should make a greater effort to increase public knowledge in Turkey of the support actually rendered by the EU.

The Commission will make greater efforts to ensure co-ordination between the activities of these regional conventions and Community initiatives.

We also have to work harder to increase female participation in science and technology.

We must put them to greater and better use to help us meet the challenges of our globalising society.

In the Eastern Partnership, partners most engaged in reforms benefit more from their relationship with the EU, including closer political association, deeper gradual economic integration in the EU internal market and increased EU assistance.

The Committee believes that the Commission should have given more specific encouragement to the ratification by all Member States of the 1980 Rome Convention.