Examples of using Also in terms in English and their translations into Czech
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Java, but also in terms of design.
So please keep the pressure on me, butdo so also in terms of Member States.
Also in terms of further education, Kufstein has numerous schools and a college.
The leaves have become too expensive after they are set up, also in terms of durability.
Also, in terms of being a team player, it's problematic that you lack a certain sensitivity.
It is clear that the approach must be global not only in terms of research and treatment, but also in terms of prevention.
Also, in terms of hair care, you really wanna say"What impression am I making in the workplace?
This keeps us close to our customers, not only from a logistical point of view, but also in terms of reacting quickly and adapting to local needs.
Good cycle paths and also in terms of slopes to do well per bike to s'Gravenvoeren and so to Eijsden Nl.
It produces the best balance, first of all, in favour of costs for businesses, but also in terms of environmental improvement.
Also in terms of number of customers and the installed capacity is one of the 10 largest energy groups in Europe.
Biofuels, biodiesel and bioethanol all have different efficiency values and different classifications, also in terms of their CO2 emissions.
This sector will be discussed also in terms of its impact on the comprehensive objectives of EU policies, including the climate change prevention policy.
We can study it from the point of view of molecular biochemistry but also in terms of mathematical relations, logic and transformation.
In every country, including France, studies show that this is not the case, not only when it comes to demographics, but also in terms of finance.
It is vital to give them support not only in terms of meat, but also in terms of milk, a sector I am very familiar with in Sardinia.
That is precisely the reason why the ALDE Group has been arguing all this time for a compulsory burden-sharing mechanism alongside the Dublin system, not only in terms of financial andmaterial resources but also in terms of putting in manpower on the ground.
Madam President, I think that we in this- very full- Chamber all agree on the importance of intellectual property,not only for knowledge economies but also in terms of the serious damage that can be caused to consumers across Europe, for example by counterfeit medicines, counterfeit foods and counterfeit car parts.
It has been said many times that we are completely surprised, for want of a better word and to put it mildly, at what is missing from many of these debates,not only simply in terms of participation, but also in terms of the information that we often require.
If you heed this call, Commissioner, not only over andabove the global strategy that you wish to create, but also in terms of the practical response of the governments and the Commission, then, within the framework of the current recovery plans, there will be provisions that deliver solutions to our fellow citizens straight away.
Europe must spell out its interests, not only in terms of trade andthe global economy, but also in terms of culture, language and tradition.
I am in constant contact with the competent German authorities and am satisfied that they are doing everything in their power, not only to contain the situation as quickly as possible and to collect all the information necessary toform a clear and whole picture of the situation, but also in terms of the action they are taking.
A post-Bali gap, which would also be a post-Kyoto gap,would be a disaster, not only for the environment but also in terms of economic policy, because industry cannot invest without hard and fast data.
The report marks a significant advance not only in terms of the increased waste collection target, but also in terms of better environmental protection.
We must avoid repeating the errors of the past,not only in terms of macroeconomic policies, but also in terms of financial regulation and supervision.
We heard today the Prime Minister of Sweden,who spoke about the importance of structural reforms to the labour market, also in terms of coping with demographic changes.
The status quo is insufficient, not only in terms of protection of the environment, but also in terms of creating a level playing field within the EU.
It is therefore very clear that the status quo is insufficient,not only in terms of protection of the environment, but also in terms of distortion of competition.
Galileo will have huge implications in terms of application,in terms of the independence of our continent, but also in terms of the commitment of the Union.
The transport sector is vital in Europe in terms of the service that it offers to the European public, and also in terms of employment and environmental impact.