Examples of using Unexploited in English and their translations into Croatian
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Your assets are rich and unexploited.
Is there still some unexploited potential for innovation?
Solid economic potential,still unexploited.
The Single Market still holds considerable unexploited potential and significant progress is needed to complete it.
In the EU,the potential for recycling plastic waste remains largely unexploited.
Renewable energy in Bosnia and Herzegovina(BiH)remains largely unexploited, but it's not for lack of potential, experts say.
MEPs stress that the economic potential of recycling plastics is still largely unexploited.
The related investment potential remains, however, currently largely unexploited, which is partially due to the above-mentioned difficulties to access the internal market.
Concretely, this would require to leave at least 2/3 of current fossil fuels reserves unexploited.
With the right implementation,BI creates a high added value from hitherto unexploited data and contributes to the excitement of the leaders and co-workers on the operational level.
There are two types: the flat roof is operated,it is the same inversion, and unexploited or traditional.
It says that Beijing"focused on tapping the Balkan Peninsula's unexploited business potential by making strategic investments in Greece, and drafting long-term plans for a modern Silk Road across the Eurasian landmass.
Fitzcarraldo has discovered a way to reach unexploited rubber trees.
Given that the full potential of the internal market remains unexploited, Parliament, the Council and the Commission have made efforts to re-launch it and to put the public, consumers and small and medium-sized enterprises(SMEs) at the centre of the single market policy10.
Ugljan was inhabited since early stone age andas proof of that we have some artifacts around 3000 years old, and two unexploited caves.
Apart from that, there are also significant natural andmineral water reserves that are under- or simply unexploited, and they are an important resource for the development of the food industry.
Large areas of land on both the Croatian and Hungarian side of the border will be cleaned up thanks to the eradication of minefields in Croatia andthe clearing up Hungarian territories contaminated with other types of unexploited ordinance.
So this is the combination where we have all this genetic potential in the tropics,which is still unexploited, and doing it in combination with technology. But also your legal side needs to be in very good order.
The high tax wedge for low- income earners remains a disincentive for formal employment and reduces demand for low-skilled workers; whereas environmental andeffective property taxation have significant unexploited potential.
Both Norwegian(up to 116bcm/y in 2018 from the current level of 106 bcm/y) andNorth African(potentially huge unexplored or unexploited hydrocarbons resources and the advantage of geographical proximity) production have potential to grow.
This will directly contribute to the enhancement of stability at home and in the region; the enlargement will also have a bearing on the free movement of people and cultures, economic development through growth in investment and capital transfer and the development of transport infrastructure; the[last of which] will have a substantial effect on tourism promotion,since Albania possesses enormous and still unexploited potential.
Given that the full potential of the internal market remains unexploited and that Europe has been changed by reunification, enlargement and closer integration since the introduction of the single market, Parliament, the Council and the Commission have recently made fresh efforts to relaunch the internal market, in order to boost the European single market once again and to put the public, consumers and SMEs at the centre of the single market policy.
On the other hand,where the national systems were not inter-operable with the Fiscalis 2013-funded IT systems, the unexploited potential was instantly visible.
Which face some of the most stringent regulatory and administrative barriers to cross-border expansion andconsequently have an unexploited potential for internal market integration.