Examples of using Project involves in English and their translations into Croatian
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The project involves a total of 26 European countries.
Live broadcast of Sljeme races has for the last nine years successfully been realized by the Sports programme of the Croatian radiotelevision(HRT), and the project involves more than 220 people.
The project involves equipping the computer equipment both with the pupil and the teacher.
The project involves a considerable amount of work at height, requiring around 25 aerial work platforms.
The project involves more than 2500 experts covering the full range of air traffic management(ATM) expertise.
If the project involves non-standard elements, such as the round window openings, it is even more raise the price of construction.
E second project involves giving the 75 000 inhabitants of Prilep a reliable sewerage system and a waste water treatment facility.
The project involves the construction of a modern health, tourist and residence complex in the area of the City of Rijeka.
When the project involves placing marching flown in the corner, and the stage will abut the wall, it is better to make the calculation on the string.
The project involves the construction of: 1 new passenger terminal building with passenger capacity of up to 5 million and multi-level parking lots system;
The project involves the development of a concept for an energy independent ecological house as an element of an autonomous solar village for rural tourism on Croatian islands.
The project involves crime prevention, enhanced control of traffic and border crossings, and the presence of police officers from around Europe during July and August.
The project involves sharing a unique telemedicine system, allowing their doctors to use innovative e-information technologies to provide long-distance health care for patients.
The project involves open access to scientific outcomes, the reuse of publicly available and research data, as well as the creation of a common European open scientific platform called the European Open Science Cloud.
The project involves partners from 20 countries: Austria, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Turkey.
The project involves replacing 8,283 luminaires and optimizing 2779.2 kilometers of lines, with plans to replace the existing high-energy-consuming luminaires by 2020 with modern energy-efficient lighting using light-emitting diode technology.
The project involves the exchange of best practices relevant to gender equality in sports, efforts to encourage youths to play softball and sports in general, and to increase the participation rate in sports, especially among women and girls by working with key stakeholders.
The project involves 5 collaborating institutions: EPFL(Switzerland), University of Aix-Marseille and CNRS(France), Frauenhofer Institute for Applied Optics and Precision Engineering(Germany), and the University of Tübingen(Germany) working together for 45 months 01.10.2009- 30.06.2013.
The project involves construction activities, equipping and development of the Centre, which will provide services to SMEs from wood processing sector in Croatia and the region and in all phases of the development of finished wood products, or products with higher added value, with an emphasis on innovation.
One recent project involved repairing the water facility in Gjader.
This project involved six students, three from each country.
This project involved four students, two from each country.
This project involved five students, all from Croatia.
This project involved four students.
Many projects involve sandstone as preferred outdoor flooring due to the properties of these materials.
It is particularly notable that several projects involved scientific cooperation beyond Europe.
More than 7.3 billion euro was allocated to projects involving drinking water.
A project involving all Arctic countries produced a first-ever harmonised assessment of soil conditions in the region.
In Bulgaria, a project involving a community composting initiative that increases citizens' environmental awareness.
This project involved 7 students from which 4 were from Croatia and 3 were from Sweden.