Examples of using Considerable potential in English and their translations into Croatian
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The tourism sector has considerable potential for development.
In clinical trials in other types of cancer(rather than colon carcinoma)these fungi show considerable potential.
Since the glass sector has the considerable potential for spill-over effects, research and development should be further encouraged.
That there is a significant development risk involved, which contrasts with the considerable potential benefits should the initiative succeed;
Kosovo's considerable potential as a destination for tourism remains largely untapped, but local organisations and entrepreneurs are trying to change that.
Renewable power generation technologies have considerable potential; other low-carbon technologies should also be considered;
There is a considerable potential in the Port of Rijeka for further development of passenger traffic, particularly for the ships engaged in daily and weekly tourist tours along the Adriatic coast.
In particular potential synergies between Waste to Energy(with its considerable potential) and district heating should be brought about.
Whilst these may offer considerable potentials, the EESC reaffirms its strong preference for a robust multilateral agreement negotiated through the WTO.
Extending EU-wide GI protection to such products might bring considerable potential benefits to SMEs and European regions.
The region's considerable potential has been recognized globally in 2004, when one lap of the famous Giro d'Italia race was held in Istria and passed through Umag and Novigrad.
It will also promote co-operation between EU countries to help deliver the considerable potential benefits of Health Technology Assessments and eHealth.
Despite the considerable potential of"innovation procurement", implementing instruments such as pre-commercial procurement, are still being used far too infrequently to deliver tangible benefits for SMEs.
The Committee feels that the viability of EU links with Central Asia's considerable potential energy reserves be based on practical and economic considerations.
There is also considerable potential for improving waste management in the EU to make better use of resources, open up new markets, create new jobs and reduce dependence on imports of raw materials, while having lower impacts on the environment.
Nevertheless, the transformation of the existing building stock is proceeding at a relatively slow pace andthere is still considerable potential for additional cost-effective energy savings by 2030.
Non-European visitors taking low-season holidays also offer considerable potential, and the Commission recently revised the Visa Code and proposed to simplify procedures for non- European travellers16.
In its resolution of 14 June 2012 on the future of European company law,Parliament takes the view that EU company forms supplementing the existing forms available under national law have considerable potential and should be further developed.
There is also considerable potential for a‘green' tax shift which stems from, among other things, the favourable tax treatment of company cars and fuel cards, which contribute to pollution, congestion and greenhouse gas emissions.
The Conclusions of the European Council of 4 February 2011 acknowledged that the Union energy efficiency target is not on track andthat determined action is required to tap the considerable potential for higher energy savings in buildings, transport, products and processes.
There is also considerable potential for improving waste prevention and management in the Union to make better use of resources, open up new markets, create new jobs and reduce dependence on imports of raw materials, while having lower impacts on the environment(49).
In this context, it should also be mentioned that the media(as an informal learning resource)still carries relatively little weight in the educational process despite the considerable potential of their complementarity with formal education and their contribution to understanding digital content.
A major step forward was made with the European Parliament's Preparatory Action""(2013-14),which highlighted the considerable potential for culture in Europes external relations and underlined that the European Union and its Member States stand to gain a great deal by better streamlining their cultural diplomacy.
Stresses that serious conflicts between the powers of Member States and of the Union are increasingly common in the field of social policy, calls on the Commission to respect the principle of the welfare state, which is enshrined in the constitutions of many Member States, andconsiders that there is considerable potential for savings on the Union budget here;
Those financial instruments should be trialled throughout the multiannual work programme in order to demonstrate their considerable potential to leverage funding from investors in the field of biodiversity and climate change mitigation and adaptation, thus addressing current financial barriers to the uptake of projects in those areas.
The Conclusions of the European Council of 4 February 2011 acknowledged that the Union energy efficiency target is not on track andthat determined action is required to tap the considerable potential for higher energy savings in buildings, transport, products and processes.
It was also felt that, for many nuclides, the HASS Directive activity levels were quite low,so not all HASS sources truly“imply considerable potential risks for human health or environment”, as is stated in the Directive recitals, whereas the scientific basis for the IAEA D-values is sound and to a certain degree supported by actual doses in real source accidents.
The application of genomics and the use of advanced information technologies such as‘Precision livestock farming'- which allows large data sets on alternative traits, directly or indirectly related to animal welfare and sustainability issues,to be recorded- hold considerable potential to address concerns in society and achieve the objectives of sustainable animal breeding in terms of improved resource efficiency and the enhanced resilience and robustness of animals.
Versatile food and chemical industry, agriculture(grain and industrial crops in continental part of the Republic, Mediterranean culture and seasonal fruit andvegetables on the coast), considerable potential in livestock and fishing, navigation and commerce, well established ship building industry and tourism, including a very convenient geographical position are base for future economic growth of Croatia.
Studies done so far on the subject of rational and efficient consumption of electricity, as well as on substitution of electricity with other forms of energy,clearly indicate that there is a considerable potential for achieving energy savings by implementing free or low-cost organizational measures. We appeal to consumers to consider the initiative with due care and to make their full contribution in order to mitigate the above mentioned energy situation and to reduce unintended consequences.
