Translation of "Stärkere konzentration" in English

They are concerned about losing influence and this prevents them from focusing their activities more strongly.

Greater concentration with respect to all the objectives is required, including those actions directed at spatial planning.

More concentration and specialisation are necessary

This represents a narrowing of the focus, compared with the 3rd Multiannual Programme for SMEs.

This would mean an even stronger focus on transport research within the Fifth Framework Programme

More focus on quality assurance can be expected

It goes without saying that there is now a stronger media focus on heads of state and government.

On the one hand, it includes a stronger concentration on the drilling services business.

Currently, there has been an increased focus on the matter of emotional eating.

It is no coincidence therefore that there has been a greater concentration on the systems of governance in the European Union.

Another good feature is the greater emphasis on support for small and medium-sized enterprises.

We also support the further development of rural policy and increased focus on biofuels.

Mr Wilkinson wants greater concentration on what the EESC must do.

It is reexamining national methods with a view to a higher concentration of aids.

How could stronger thematic concentration on the Europe 2020 priorities be achieved?

This must be tackled by concentrating more aid on the less-favoured regions.

In practical hop-growing this once again meant considerable greater concentration on quality and the choice of hop varieties.

Movements depend only on the user, so it must have greater concentration.

These days there is a stronger concentration put onto looking excellent, even for men.

The dovetailing of educational and occupational experiences to the assurance of the quality requires a stronger concentration to the Alumni tradition.

We also need a stronger emphasis on EU programmes for research and development in these sectors in particular.

We agree with the proposals put forward in the report, in particular as regards the following: a clearer focus on the social dialogue, a move to incorporate provisions relating to individual rights in the social sector in the Treaty, an action programme against discrimination, legislation on sexual harassment, the need for stress to be included in legislation on the protection of employees, and their right to information and representation in the workplace.

So no problems can arise here, whereas problems can indeed arise in areas where we have less competition aid and where the need for concentration - for Agenda 2000 to lead to greater geographical concentration - basically means that the aid must be reduced from two sides.

What they are now aiming for is to open the way for greater concentration of wealth using various directives that will facilitate the privatisation of strategic sectors of the economy, and attacks on public services that interest economic groups in areas of health, social security, and education; anything that could turn a profit.

I welcome the resolution calling for an increased focus on the mobility of citizens and I believe it is also essential that the re-launch of the Single Market focuses on the needs of SMEs in order to provide an environment that will create new, innovative businesses across the EU, and especially in Wales.

It should be possible, Commissioner Wulf-Mathies, to increase the concentration and efficiency of the Structural Funds and improve the procedures for assessing and monitoring results and available funding so as to ensure that growth in underdeveloped regions is reflected in job creation and support for the process of convergence.