Übersetzung für "Haben sich zum ziel gesetzt" in Englisch

The project partners aim to implement 36 EPC street lighting projects.

The Annual Meetings are the main activities of the ERF aiming to:

Other lightweight manufacturers have also set themselves the goal of optimizing aircraft.

Many initiatives have declared avoiding plastic as their goal.

High quality education is an objective for all Member States.

Unions have aimed at reducing wage inequality across regions.

Interoperability permits telecom and IT systems and equipment from different manufacturers to communicate, leading to major advantages for users and the creation of a truly global market for manufacturers and service providers.

Green Pearls® destinations aim to change tourism towards more awareness.

Lots of honorary contributors are working to collect and document those traces.

They have all set themselves the goal of improving the living conditions of cocoa farmers.

We have set ourselves the goal of further expanding our market leadership.

All the Latin American governments have also set themselves the aim of achieving general economic stability through reforms, and the majority of these governments have carried out some radical reforms, based on sound financial management and economic openness.

The EU and Jordan aim to turn the challenges posed by the Syria crisis into concrete opportunities to the benefit of the population of Jordan, the Syrian refugees and the EU.

It is the goal of the European Commission and Parliament to reach two million participating students by 2007.

Starting from common values - social justice, equality and prosperity for everybody - the European socialists aim at building social democracy, a society that excludes nobody and where all citizens have equal chances.

There are various proposals for what should happen to the city, ranging from staying part of the Belgian rump state, to joining the hypothetical Flemish state, to become a separate political entity.

LilyPond is cross-platform, and is available for several common operating systems; released under the terms of the GNU General Public License, LilyPond is free software.

Eleven foundations in Germany - partners in the coalition 'Engaged Europeans' - have set their sights on presenting Europe in a positive light to counter these negative voices.

Thus several Member States highlight the challenge of breaking the cycle of poverty or intergenerational poverty if some individuals and groups of people are not to become further marginalised and alienated from the rest of society.

Other countries in the world (e.g. Korea) have set the objective of nationwide access rates of 1Gb/s by 2012, a 250-fold increase compared on the average broadband access on offer today.

Three Member States (Ireland, Sweden and the UK) have adopted targets stating that they will submit to impact assessment all new regulation relevant to the business sector by 2006.

The Netherlands have targeted an increasing share of entrepreneurs (in percent of the

However, while most Member States aspire to achieving as universal and inclusive systems as possible which will support the integration and development of such individuals and areas and underpin people's fundamental rights as citizens, in practice several Member States still tend to concentrate on less universalist and more selective policies which are based on a sectoral and target-group approach.

They have set a goal of increasing the occupational opportunities of 20 million Europeans by 2010 with suitable training schemes.

The Ministers of Education set the objective of turning the Union into the "the most-favoured destination of students, scholars and researchers from other world regions".

The Member States have set themselves the objective of maintaining and developing the Union as an area of freedom, security and justice, in which the free movement of persons is assured.

In the Netherlands, a specific objective from the year 2005 for deprived urban neighbourhoods offers assistance to 30 towns for formulating local integrated strategies to revitalise such neighbourhoods.

By Article 2 of the EU Treaty, the Member States set themselves the objective of maintaining and developing an area of freedom, security and justice, in which the free movement of persons is assured and litigants can assert their rights, enjoying facilities equivalent to those they enjoy in the courts of their own country.

Several countries have set targets to reduce homelessness or strengthen support structures.