Translation of "Messbar zu machen" in English

He felt that some sort of impact assessment, to measure progress, was missing.

I don't really see the value in making everything immediately measurable.

Three steps to make the success of a project measurable:

Key figures help us to make the quality of processes measurable.

Making the quality of plant materials measurable...

Create a "yardstick" for measuring outcomes.

These were underpinned with indicators at the action planning stage in order to make them measurable.

The aim is to make energetic healing measurable and repeatable, the healer explains.

To make the changes measurable, actual conditions were recorded at the start of the project.

What criteria and indicators should be applied to make all relevant dimensions of the bioeconomy measurable?

Furthermore, they developed a method that made the effect of acceptance-enhancing measures quantifiable.

We use various different urodynamic proce dures that make the processes both measurable and visible.

She has supervised countless studies aimed at making the success of POS campaigns measurable.

You want to make your mini-goals as well as specific and measurable as a primary objective.

The code aims to make the sustainability performance of companies measurable and comparable.

Last but not least, for developing reliable and comparable data to measure adult learning, as Ms Pack mentioned.

Sustainable development must be genuine and be capable of measuring the principle of penetrability, which relates to all the European Union’s political goals.

In partnership with the World Bank, the OECD, and several recipient countries, the Russian-inspired effort will support the development of educational institutions and the ability to measure progress in learning.

The necessity and value of setting clear, realistic and measurable targets for eBusiness policies for SMEs at national level was reiterated at the latest eBSN workshop in Cambridge, in December 2005, as an important step towards concrete achievements: “There is no better way of achieving things than having them measured”.

This report marks a significant advance in the process of developing common indicators to measure poverty and social exclusion across and within all Member States.

It is therefore very difficult to make Progress' four specific objectives genuinely "measurable" while they are specific, achievable, realistic and time-dependent (by the end of the programme).

In order to measure achievement of these targets the following environmental, economic, social and compliance indicators for monitoring technical measures are proposed:

The Commission intends to reduce the number of Actions proposed in a future Programme, with a view to streamlining and simplifying it, to increasing its readability and visibility and to making its results more easily measurable.

In a resolution passed on 28 February by a majority of 490 votes to 12, the Parlia ment demands a commitment to the development and mainstreaming of environmental policy and targets to measure the reversal of unsustainable trends.

National and regional authorities should develop value indicators to measure the impact of their investment in cultural heritage.

This report marks a significant advance in the process of developing commonly agreed indicators to measure poverty and social exclusion across and within all Member States.

This would provide the opportunity to ask the pupils to play the quiz on the app both before and after the workshop, in order to measure their learning progress.