Примери за използване на Also envisages на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The Regulation also envisages a monitoring.
It also envisages enhanced coordination and surveillance over the budget discipline of the euro area member states;
The first phase of the development plan also envisages the renovation of Terminal 1 and the upgrading of Terminal 2.
TAP also envisages physical reverse flow of up to 80 per cent and the option to develop natural gas storage facilities in Albania to further ensure security of supply.
In a press release the Bulgarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs praised the compromise which also envisages a third of the future European diplomats to come from member states.
The treaty also envisages the creation of pan-european institutions.
The European Fund for Strategic Investments(EFSI)regulation adopted in 2015 also envisages the use of a wide range of financial products with a view to mobilise private investments.
The report also envisages a strengthening of the parliamentary committees and the political groups.
The agreement also envisages carrying out educational activities in the field of energy savings.
The law also envisages the creation of a €400 million annual fund to support Italy's film industry.
The agreement also envisages support of participation in tourism fairs and other tourism events.
The Commission also envisages specific requirements for the collection of data from deep sea fishing activities.
The Agreement also envisages the net global greenhouse gas emissions to fall to 0 in the second half of the century.
The project team also envisages stronger enforcement and political support for the protection of Danube sturgeons by 2015.
The Smart Lady program also envisages building a platform for self-learning and information on topical issues.
The Memorandum also envisages cooperation in the organization of activities of the National Research Nuclear University“MEPhI” Tashkent branch.
The plan also envisages that each parent will be allowed to transfer 69 days to the other and that paid allowance will increase to a combined 14 months.
The Commission plan also envisages the European office for asylum applications to deploy teams in Italy and Greece to jointly process the asylum applications.
The country's plan also envisages the privatisation, through restructuring programmes, of the port in Bar, Montenegro Airlines and other facilities.
The urban development plan also envisages spots for photovoltaic energy parks, and extending the natural gas distribution network in Burgas.
The proposal also envisages that fathers may have two weeks of paid leave so that they can be with their wives during the period immediately following birth.
The government also envisages reforms in the labour market concerning sick leave, procedures for dismissal, rules for paternity leave and minimum wages.
The document also envisages the stimulation of the exchange of literature, various publications and materials related to educational, teaching and research goals.
The bill also envisages the founding of a fund to assist Bulgarians abroad, the introduction of travel insurance, and a voluntary register of Bulgarians abroad.
The agenda also envisages improving measurement of results in the reform of the judiciary and increasing support for building of independent and pluralistic media.
The energy ministry also envisages legislative amendments in the sale of green certification as well as austerity measures for the state-owned energy companies.
It also envisages such new types of punishment such as public work, arrest, deprivation of liberty, and official restrictions for persons on military service.
It also envisages the facilitation of a stronger defence industry and more serious research and development activities in the field of defence in Europe and on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean.
The draft law also envisages a higher court to directly supervise the work of the lower court and individual judges, as well as the president of the court at least once a year.
Spinoza's system also envisages a God that does not rule over the universe by providence, but a God which itself is the deterministic system of which everything in nature is a part.