Примери за използване на Infrastructure links на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Define the external infrastructure links to the country in the long term;
Therefore, we must ensure greater accessibility to transport andthe establishment and improvement of infrastructure links and promote the use of various types of transport.
Viorel Stephan emphasized the need to build infrastructure links in the fields of energy, transport and the use of common capabilities between the two countries.
China will reportedly allocate $62 billion of its foreign exchange reserves to three state-owned“policy banks” in order tosupport its New Silk Road project, aimed at creating infrastructure links with foreign markets.
The advantages are quite obvious to everyone, bringing about greater integration and infrastructure links, the increase of trade between nations, and general cooperation in mutual development.
The missing infrastructure links between France and Spain(Atlantic cross-border route) oblige passengers to change trains and platforms The Commission shares the concerns expressed by the ECA.
€¢ Completing the internal energy market anddeveloping missing infrastructure links to quickly respond to supply disruptions.
Local media reports earlier this month said China will reportedly allocate $62 billion of its foreign exchange reserves to three state-owned“policy banks” in order tosupport its New Silk Road project, aimed at creating infrastructure links with foreign markets.
The Grossmarkthalle site between the Osthafen docks andthe city centre already has sound infrastructure links, also a legacy of the functional requirements of the former wholesale market.
In April, China said it would allocate $62 billion from its foreign exchange reserves to three state-owned‘policy banks' in order tosupport the New Silk Road project and create infrastructure links with foreign markets.
Most of those countries do not have access to a diversified gas supply mainly due to missing infrastructure links to alternative gas sources or long-term supply contracts to a single supplier.
In order to ensure the international mobility of goods and passengers, the capacity of the trans-European transport network and the use of this capacity should be optimised and, if necessary, expanded by removing infrastructure bottlenecks andbridging missing infrastructure links within and between Member States.
Completing the internal energy market andbuilding missing infrastructure links is essential to quickly respond to possible supply disruptions by directing energy flows across the EU as and where needed.
The latest development follows the European Commission's 2014 gas‘stress tests', which found that most countries in Central andSouth-Eastern Europe do not have access to a diversified gas supply due to missing infrastructure links or long-term supply contracts to a single supplier.
Completing the internal energy market andbuilding missing infrastructure links is essential to quickly respond to possible supply disruptions by directing energy flows across the EU as and where needed.
In order to ensure the international mobility of passengers and goods, the capacity of the trans-European transport network and the use of that capacity should be optimised and, where necessary, expanded by removing infrastructure bottlenecks andbridging missing infrastructure links within and between Member States and, as appropriate, neighbouring countries, and taking into account the ongoing negotiations with candidate and potential candidate countries.
The Federal Government is essentially responsible for establishing the regulatory transport framework plan and providing infrastructure links to and from seaports and inland ports(hinterland-connection), whereas the Federal States(and local authorities) are mainly responsible for the port infrastructure and industry and trade unions ensure port operations.
EU and Energy Community countries in the Central Eastern Europe and South East European regions have agreed to work together to accelerate the building of missing gas infrastructure links and to tackle the remaining technical and regulatory issues which hamper security of supply and the development of a fully integrated and competitive energy market in the region.
It was originally set up to finance physical infrastructure linking the national economies of the member countries, and to provide investment in less-developed regions.
China plans a $16.3bn fund to finance construction of infrastructure linking its markets to three continents as President Xi Jinping pushes forward with his plans to revive the centuries-old Silk Road trading route.
China plans a $16.3 billion fund to finance construction of infrastructure linking its markets to three continents as President Xi Jinping pushes forward with his plans to revive the centuries-old Silk Road trading route.
In a symposium held last February at NASA headquarters, Breidenstein said the US lunar project would include not only Lunar Gateway, butalso a space infrastructure linking the Earth to its moon and manned stations on the moon.
Modern infrastructure linked directly to major European highways(E-80& E-85).
This right includes access to the infrastructure linking the service facilities referred to in annex 1, point 2;
Stresses that natural disasters have a major impact on infrastructure linked to public services and, therefore, that women are particularly affected;
(a) restructure and modernise road, rail,port and airport infrastructure linked to the main trans-European lines of communication of common interest;
The ERDF/CF drinking water projects examined for this audit relate to all aspects of the infrastructure linked to the drinking water cycle.
In order toaddress these issues, the EU will look into the necessary transport infrastructure linking LNG access points with the internal market.
Urging investors to consider Serbia,he said great potential exists in the development of the communication infrastructure linking Serbia with Europe and the Middle East.
The Member States should be required to reform andstrengthen their administrative and normative infrastructure linked to Roma inclusion in order to use effectively financial resources.