enhancing the efficiency and quality of electronic communications and postal services, inter alia through liberalisation of activities in sub-sectors;

increasing government efficiency.

enhancing efficiency and quality of the provision of telecommunications and postal services, amongst others through liberalization of activities of subsectors,

enhancing efficiency and quality of the provision of telecommunications and postal services, amongst others through liberalisation of activities of sub-sectors,

enhancing efficiency and quality of the provision of telecommunications and postal services, amongst others through liberalisation of activities of subsectors,

enhancing efficiency and quality of the provision of telecommunications and postal services, amongst others through liberalisation of activities of sub-sectors;

Increasing the efficiency of policies to prevent the production, distribution and trafficking of all kinds of drugs, narcotics and psychotropic substances, preventing and reducing drug abuse, taking into account work done in this context by international bodies.

States Parties shall consider concluding bilateral or multilateral agreements or arrangements to enhance the effectiveness of international cooperation undertaken pursuant to this chapter of the Convention.

In order to maximize efficiency and cost-effectiveness the Academy shall develop a plan and conclude appropriate arrangements for part-time or visiting academic staff and shall encourage States, International Organizations, universities and other relevant institutions to consider supporting the staffing of the Academy, including by secondment of staff.

Affected country Parties shall consult and cooperate to prepare, as appropriate, in accordance with relevant regional implementation annexes, subregional and/or regional action programmes to harmonize, complement and increase the efficiency of national programmes.

(i) Enhancement of energy efficiency in relevant sectors of the national economy;

The reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in agriculture can be achieved by the promotion of sustainable agriculture; the additional reduction in the application of nitrogen fertilisers by using agro-meteorological information to increase fertilisation efficiency; and a reduction in the number of cattle simultaneously increasing milk yield.

the implementation of programmes aimed at continuously modernizing Customs procedures and practices and thus enhancing efficiency and effectiveness,

For each claimed efficiency, provide:

Aware of the desire of the international community to further enhance nuclear non-proliferation by strengthening the effectiveness and improving the efficiency of the Agency's safeguards system;

aware of the desire of the international community to further enhance nuclear non-proliferation by strengthening the effectiveness and improving the efficiency of the Agency's safeguards system;

Whereas the frequency and intensity of activities described in this Protocol shall be kept to the minimum consistent with the objective of strengthening the effectiveness and improving the efficiency of Agency safeguards;

whereas the frequency and intensity of activities described in this Protocol shall be kept to the minimum consistent with the objective of strengthening the effectiveness and improving the efficiency of Agency safeguards;

The results of the research show the values of statements toward decision-making, autonomy, independence, collaboration and relations which significantly influence the increase of efficiency and effectiveness of health care.

(b) cost savings shall be maximised in PHS during the restructuring period through energy efficiency gains, improved purchasing and ensuring productivity yields comparable to Union levels;

Adequately equipped laboratories will contribute to the health safety of the population, and the improved heath care system, improved efficiency in discovering counterfeit medicines, and the development of know-how.

promoting and supporting research and development with a view to improving forest management and efficiency of wood utilization and the competitiveness of wood products relative to other materials, as well as increasing the capacity to conserve and enhance other forest values in timber producing tropical forests;

(ii) Information identified by the Agency on the basis of expected gains in effectiveness or efficiency, and agreed to by Slovenia, on operational activities of safeguards relevance at facilities and at locations outside facilities where nuclear material is customarily used.

(ii) Information identified by the Agency on the basis of expected gains in effectiveness or efficiency, and agreed to by the State concerned, on operational activities of safeguards relevance at facilities and locations outside facilities where nuclear material is customarily used.

Public finance policy in the next four-year period is therefore directed towards increasing fiscal control and allocation and technical efficiency in order to create an environment which will stimulate the economic development of the state and enable a gradual improvement in general welfare together with a relatively lower level of general government expenditure;

The Commission should publish guidance on the conditions under which it may take efficiencies into account in the assessment of a concentration.

It requests the other Community institutions to consider, together with the Court of Auditors, all appropriate ways of enhancing the effectiveness of its work.

1 enhancing the effectiveness of the barriers or fencing surrounding restricted areas, including the use of patrols or automatic intrusion-detection devices;.

Specify the steps that the parties anticipate taking to achieve the efficiency, the risks involved in achieving the efficiency, and the time and costs required to achieve it;

In order to determine the impact of a concentration on competition in the common market, it is appropriate to take account of any substantiated and likely efficiencies put forward by the undertakings concerned.

One year before the expiry of this Regulation, the Commission shall submit an independent appraisal report on its implementation to the European Parliament and the Council with a view to establishing whether its objectives have been achieved and providing guidelines for improving the effectiveness of future operations.

It is possible that the efficiencies brought about by the concentration counteract the effects on competition, and in particular the potential harm to consumers, that it might otherwise have and that, as a consequence, the concentration would not significantly impede effective competition, in the common market or in a substantial part of it, in particular as a result of the creation or strengthening of a dominant position.

Failure to provide information on efficiencies will not be taken to imply that the proposed concentration does not create efficiencies or that the rationale for the concentration is to increase market power.

A temporary increase in the rate of Community aid may provide an incentive for actors to speed up and to render effective the implementation of priority projects covered by this Regulation.

Enhancing the level of integration at Community level would result in better efficiency and lower costs for system procurement and maintenance and in improved operational coordination.

the reason why the party or parties could not achieve the efficiency to a similar extent by means other than through the concentration proposed, and in a manner that is not likely to raise competition concerns.

adaptation of production and marketing conditions to market requirements, particularly through development of canning and processing installations, to make the activities of producers organizations more effective;

cost savings shall be maximised in PHS during the restructuring period through energy efficiency gains, improved purchasing and ensuring productivity yields comparable to European Union levels;

In order to simplify administration and increase efficiency, internal documents will, in future, be placed in the file of internal documents relating to cases under investigation (non-accessible) containing all internal documents in chronological order.

In the context of those revenues raised to provide a reasonable return on assets, and in direct correlation with the savings made from efficiency improvements, the Commission should study the possibility of establishing a reserve aimed at reducing the impact of a sudden increase in charges to airspace users at times of reduced levels of traffic.

The more precise and convincing the efficiency claims are, the better the Commission can evaluate the claims.

This implies that, in order to be considered as a counteracting factor, the efficiencies must be timely.

The Commission should publish guidance on the conditions under which it may take efficiencies into account in the assessment of a concentration.

Where reasonably possible, efficiencies and the resulting benefit to consumers should therefore be quantified.

In these circumstances, the efficiencies are deemed to be caused by the merger and thus, merger-specific fn.

In general, the later the efficiencies are expected to materialise in the future, the less weight the Commission can assign to them.

In general, the longer the start of the efficiencies is projected into the future, the less probability the Commission may be able to assign to the efficiencies actually being brought about.

Efficiencies have to be verifiable such that the Commission can be reasonably certain that the efficiencies are likely to materialise, and be substantial enough to counteract a merger's potential harm to consumers.

The Commission needs an independent high-level body to increase effectiveness of European RTD policies.

measures to increase energy efficiency,