Translation of "Meaningful contribution" in German

We are making a meaningful contribution to all these endeavours.

You're my last chance to make a meaningful contribution to this world.

The reorganization of our intermodal activities will supply a meaningful contribution".

At the same time we would like to make a meaningful contribution with our ideas.

Which is why the world expects us to make a meaningful contribution to the debate on sustainability.

Child Sponsorship is a vital and meaningful contribution in creating perspectives and opportunities.

Graduates will be able to make a meaningful contribution to the information technology profession and more broadly, the business community.

The program will equip you to make a meaningful contribution to our planet.

We want to make - in cooperation with partner organizations - a meaningful contribution to society.

But at the same time, you assume responsibility from your first day on and make a meaningful contribution.

I place great hope in the work being done by Mr Barnier in the area of public procurement, simplifying the process by further standardising procedures, reducing the margin for error and thereby making a meaningful contribution to simplification.

If we are to make any meaningful contribution to the policies proposed as priorities then we have to have at least some expansion in the amount of resources available to us.

I urge the Council and also the Commission to take a more assertive stance, because only if Europe speaks with one voice can it make a meaningful contribution to ending a war which has already cost too many lives.

This is an important criterion in order to be able to achieve our own development goals and also to make a meaningful contribution towards achieving the Millennium Development Goals which we all agreed upon.

This means that Parliament will be informed in good time, enabling it to make a meaningful contribution to the national policy documents.

Only in this way can and will biogas technology make a meaningful contribution to a secure energy supply, to reducing our dependence on foreign imports, to climate protection and to rural development.

The common position states that funding should only be channelled through governmental institutions if it directly benefits the population or if it promotes a meaningful contribution towards economic reform and a more open economy in Cuba.

However, advanced developing countries should provide a meaningful contribution through genuine new market access in non-agricultural market access and services, albeit less than developed counties.

This does not mean that we are not working on how European Security and Defense Policy (ESDP) can offer a meaningful contribution.

While technology is no panacea, when paired with wise policy reforms, it can make a meaningful contribution to the fight for good governance.

Given that 70% of the trade of developing countries is in industrial products and that they raise the highest barriers between themselves, important trade and development benefits will only be found if there is serious market opening within the developing world, particularly on the part of the more advanced developing economies, who are perfectly able to make a meaningful contribution.

The general objective of the policy intervention is to enable the ocean energy sector to make a meaningful contribution to Europe’s employment, innovation, climate and environmental objectives in the medium term, alongside more established renewable energy technologies.

In response to the challenge of creating rural employment, public authorities, the private sector and civil society organisations ought to play a more active role and make a meaningful contribution to aligning policy decisions more closely with the real priorities and needs of rural society.

Parliamentarians can also bring a meaningful contribution to enhancing reform efforts and monitoring commitments in each country’s ENP Action Plan, including on major political and human rights issues.