Examples of using Capacity constraints in English and their translations into Croatian
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Tackling capacity constraints.
Capacity constraints at EU airports could cost up to 818,000 jobs by 2035.
Main criteria: space and capacity constraints.
Capacity constraints of relevant organisations: better promotion both with partner countries and amongst civil society actors is needed;
So there are some really serious capacity constraints for Kenya to deal with these.
SE: Operators allowed to establish and maintain their own terminal infrastructure facilities, subject to space and capacity constraints.
Tackling limits to growth in the air and on the ground,by reducing capacity constraints and improving efficiency and connectivity;
This may create certain bottlenecks, particularly at the level of the payment service providers and the software vendors,who may be faced with certain capacity constraints.
A key concern is that the SRF could suffer capacity constraints, particularly in its early years, and might be unable to provide the required funding for a bank resolution operations.
Such late migration on a large scale could also create certain bottlenecks, in particular at the level of banks andsoftware vendors who may be faced with certain capacity constraints.
Furthermore, the Commission is fully taking into account the ECA recommendations concerning capacity constraints in some Member States, especially in the area of ESI Funds.
For instance, high structural barriers may be found to exist when the market is characterised by absolute cost advantages,substantial economies of scale and/or economies of scope, capacity constraints and high sunk costs.
Developed'Dolby Digital' of the 1997th The algorithm that uses AC3 for multichannel audio coding, but capacity constraints of CD media, is reason for use data reduction based on psychoacoustic, something like'mp3' audio coding system.
The stable path of the average annual inflation rate conceals a decline in the annual rateof the energy component, which is offset by gradually rising HICP inflation excluding energy and food as capacity constraints become increasingly binding.
The Commission is also working with the OECD andother international partners to ensure the BEPS Action Plan takes into account the capacity constraints of developing countries and to support them in strengthening their tax systems and fighting against illicit financial flows.
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Capacity-enhancement plan‧ means a measure orseries of measures with a calendar for their implementation which aim to alleviate the capacity constraints which led to the declaration of an element of infrastructure as‧congested infrastructure‧;
The EP and the Council have put forward three main requests concerning respectively the monitoring regarding outstanding commitments; the establishment of an annually updated long-term cash-flow forecast; andthe need to consider the capacity constraints in some Member States and provide them with technical assistance in order to increase the absorption rates especially in the area of the European Structural and Investment Funds.