Übersetzung für "Starke beteiligung" in Englisch

There was a relatively strong turn-out.

So I expect a strong representation from Em City.

I am particularly glad to see the younger generation so strongly represented.

Policies will not be effectively implemented unless they are strongly involved.This is why I, for one, am not surprised that there are so few complaints brought before us on environmentalquestions.

The programme, run by the local council, has attractedstrong local participation.

The fundamental and compulsory condition is the full involvement of companies in every partnership.

Ferrer highlights the strong involvement of the Almanzora in the rehabilitation of juvenile offenders.

The findings document a heavy involvement of the Swedish shipping company Wisby Tankers.

It is inspiring to read of the strong involvement of lay people in many places.

The strong social participation is therefore considered to be something of a trademark for the CC-LandStraD project.

Their strong participation in the Syrian revolution is very praiseworthy.

How do you explain this strong participation?

Once again, international participation at SMM was very strong.

Their strong participation in research and demonstration activities is essential and will be actively promoted.

It inevitably requires the informed mobilization of citizens, full democratic participation and the sharing of tasks.

Even with the exhibitors, a strong international participation with 41 Percent.

There is no evidence to suggest strong participation among second or third generation immigrants.

France is an influential nation with a high standard of living and strong involvement in international issues.

The condition for a strong, coherent foreign policy is democratic legitimacy, which can only be provided by the strong involvement of the European Parliament.

At the eve of the end of the IGC and of the third stage of EMU, we would like to hope for a greater determination and an attempt to increase participation by European citizens, which would lead to a wider ranging, more pluralistic and involved discussion and would enable citizens to be listened to, thanks to referendums on all of these matters.

I welcome the strong contribution and continuing support from the European Union but, in particular, from Parliament here towards searching for that reconciliation and that peace.

This approach therefore requires the Member States - both the private and the public sector - to be heavily involved in terms of making cofinancing available and providing the necessary support for managing and monitoring the measures.

Following the difficult debates on the European External Action Service held in recent weeks within the competent parliamentary committees and the various political groups, I would like to thank our colleague Mr Brok for his strong involvement in this matter.