Exemple de utilizare a Aim of reducing în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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The manufacturing company started Capsiplex, with the aim of reducing weight.
Further efforts shall be considered with the aim of reducing any exposures that are still above the reference level.
The Parties shall endeavour to promote andimplement regional transit regimes with the aim of reducing barriers to trade.
At the same time, the aim of reducing burdens on business and simplifying the invoicing rules is important.
A restriction of processing is the marking of personal data with the aim of reducing their future processing.
The Commission concluded that given,inter alia, the aim of reducing costs, an approach based on front-loading was to be preferred: i.e. investing resources in the early stages of the asylum procedure in order to make it faster, more efficient and fairer.
Environmental and in particular climate policies drive energy prices upwards with the aim of reducing energy use.
Many EU Member States are introducing taxes with the aim of reducing energy consumption or of cutting CO2 emissions.
Governments and public and private stakeholders must cooperate systematically andin a structured manner if they want to achieve the aim of reducing poverty.
It's a mass-scale anti-fertilization programme with the aim of reducing the world's population: a dream long cherished by the global elite.
On the other hand, environmental andin particular climate policies drive energy prices upwards with the aim of reducing energy use.
The abolition of the subsidised potable alcohol distillation and, more in general, the aim of reducing surpluses through a better market orientation of the production, are likely to have a positive impact on public health.
Emphasises that responsible land use and planning andsustainable transport solutions in urban areas contribute efficiently to the aim of reducing CO2 emissions;
Notwithstanding the aim of reducing secondary movements, multiple asylum applications remain a common problem in the EU. 24% of the applicants in 2014 had already launched previous applications in other Member States, which suggests that the Regulation has had little or no effect on this objective.
The definition of"forest fire" excludes: prescribed or controlled burning,usually with the aim of reducing or eliminating the quantity of accumulated fuel on the ground;
Calls on Member States to reinforce public services(for example health and education) through local authorities, using them as a driving force to improve the quality of services so as to provide job opportunities andraise the level of the services provided with the aim of reducing poverty and social exclusion;
Finally, the amendment of various directives in relation to reporting and documentation requirements in the case of mergers and divisions is a form of legislative simplification, andhighlights the fact that the aim of reducing burdens on businesses by 25% can perfectly well be combined with strengthening the rights of the public and shareholders, provided that information and communication technologies are used.
In the phase 2 trial, dose reductions were recommended following adverse events;in addition in October 2013 new recommendations for prospective dose reduction in all CP-CML patients in the absence of adverse events were introduced in this trial with the aim of reducing the risk of vascular occlusive events.
Despite some relative success in the 2007-2012 European strategy on health and safety at work1, in terms of both clarifying EU rules andgreater Member State involvement, the fact remains that the aim of reducing the incidence of occupational diseases has not been achieved, and significant shortcomings can still be seen in SMEs, which experience major difficulties in complying with regulatory requirements due to a lack of financial resources and of technical and human capacities.
The Commission and the Member States shall carry out their respective roles in relation to this Regulation andthe Specific Regulations with the aim of reducing the administrative burden for beneficiaries.
All these measures are leading to increased operating costs for Romanian and Eastern road hauliers, with the aim of reducing their competitiveness and ultimately remove them from the market.
Risk assessment will allow the bank to determine the vulnerable sectors of its activity andwill provide accurate information about the areas towards which existing resources should be directed in order to achieve the aim of reducing the risks of money laundering and terrorist financing.
This happens for example when a small number of companies advocate the adoption of a specific standard with the aim of reducing competition and preventing other companies from entering the market.
The restrictions proposed are intended to ensure that all ammonium nitrate fertilisers meet a common safety standard andin addition to limit the range of ammonium nitrate based products sold to the general public with the aim of reducing the quantities that can be easily diverted into illegal uses.
Exposure concentration obligation' shall mean a level fixed on the basis of the average exposure indicator with the aim of reducing harmful effects on human health, to be attained over a given period;
IVECO BUS continues to progress in the fields of new vehicles, alternative fuels and tractions, andconcept vehicles with the aim of reducing fuel consumption and CO2 emissions and anticipating customer needs.
National exposure reduction target' shall mean a percentage reduction of the average exposure of the population of a Member State set for the reference year with the aim of reducing harmful effects on human health, to be attained where possible over a given period;
Certain Member States are exploring new ways of dealing with taxpayers and are having discussions with businesses about compliance andmonitoring of activities, with the aim of reducing the involvement of the Tax Authority and decreasing the administrative burden for businesses.
The proposal for a regulation on credit rating agencies also adds a provision obliging certain financial institutions to carry out their own credit risk assessment, with the aim of reducing excessive or even mechanical reliance solely on external credit ratings for assessing the creditworthiness of assets.