Eksempler på brug af Labour intensive på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Both products are very labour intensive.
This is quite labour intensive, it they had made this toy waterproof it would have been easy but alas they didn't.
Our production is highly automated andtherefore not very labour intensive.
In social terms, tobacco cultivation is very labour intensive and carried out by small farms.
If a low wage accompanies a high price of capital for a given process,the firm will choose a relatively labour intensive process.
In particular large series with several labour intensive operations may, to everyone's advantage, be performed in Gybo Polska.
So when it came to assembly, all the unique panels had to be cut individually,which meant the project was very labour intensive.
Because social care is highly labour intensive, the estimate assumes that the costs will rise in line with average earnings.
The brewing process in beer production is relatively less labour intensive than the tapping processes.
Since tourism is very labour intensive, we ought also to consider whether reduced rates of value-added tax ought not to apply here.
This can be a problem for diaphragm pumps where glands, seals and valves in the flow path are prone to clogging, andcleaning is labour intensive.
The process is slower and more labour intensive than direct screen printing but is more flexible with colours able to be built up with precision and control.
While farmers are therefore in a unique position to play an active role in countryside management,such activities can be labour intensive.
And while production most likely will become more rational, automatic andhence less labour intensive, we must realise, that there are limits for consumer demand.
I support this report which agrees with the Commission proposal to extend the'Annex K'experiment of applying reduced rates of VAT to certain labour intensive services.
In addition, since certain operations of the TCHs production are labour intensive, it is highly possible that they would be de-located to low labour cost countries in order to reduce such costs.
As concerns the difference in labour costs, the investigation showed that CD-Rs production is capital intensive and,being fully automated, not very labour intensive.
It's particularly good for analysing medium to large sites where manually checking every page would be extremely labour intensive and where you can easily miss a redirect, meta refresh or duplicate page issue.
Electronic commerce(e-commerce) is a new factor of competitiveness which, if properly developed, may be of benefit to all SMEs although itrepresents a major challenge, especially those from more traditional and labour intensive sectors.
In particular large series with several labour intensive operations may, to everyone's advantage, be performed in Gybo Polska. The Poland department has now also started delivering stainless steel process equipment for large international production companies in the same area.
These costs arise for different reasons but the main part consists of compulsory social security contributions which are especially burdensome for SMEs since they are generally more labour intensive than larger companies.
This measure, which allows Member States to apply a lower rate of VAT to a number of locally provided and labour intensive services, is a positive example of the application of the principle of subsidiarity, and we encourage the Commission to move further in this direction.
Also, at a time when the EU's main priority is employment, it would be very inconsistent to fail to take account of a crop like this,which is very labour intensive and provides jobs for women.
At this early stage of TEMPUS(TACIS),JEPs should be more"labour intensive"(i.e. involve cooperative activities between individuals, such as mobility, curriculum development, etc.) than"equipment intensive", although it is recognised that most JEPs will need to spend part of their grant on the purchase of equipment or supplies indispensable for the project.
The second point about the revised coordination solution is that certain member states are apparently concerned that aids expressed in terms of labour costs could exceed total investment costs for more labour intensive projects.
Eastern Macedonia though considerably better endowed from the point of view of agricultural resources and manufacturing base, has to contend with the negative influence of the decline in the tobacco industry,which was highly labour intensive both in its agricultural and in its transformation stages.
Fortunately, by employing a domestic staff,you can have the freedom to spend time with your family after a busy day of work without having to worry about taking care of all the mundane household chores that are both time consuming and labour intensive.
Ladies and gentlemen, I would also like to say that on 10 March 2009 the Council achieved a political agreement that all Member Stateswould have the option, based on a change to Directive 2006/112/EC, to implement permanently reduced VAT rates on a range of labour intensive services, and these are usually services provided by small enterprises, of course.
Traditional plantations have a low density of trees, which are generally old- trees that are centuries old are common- also contain arable crops or grazing land for sheep or goats, are frequently planted in terraces andare very labour intensive.
On 23 July 2003, the Commission published a proposal on the reform of the system of reduced rates of VAT, with the aim of streamlining the system,as part of a move towards a definitive regime that would discontinue the experiment of applying reduced VAT to certain labour intensive services Directive 1999/85.