Examples of using Considerable potential in English and their translations into Czech
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It is a dynamic country with considerable potential.
He may have considerable potential for creative thought.
I think that it is essential to focus on structural reforms that will eliminate the obstacles holding back the considerable potential for innovation in Europe.
There is considerable potential for opportunities of which they are currently being deprived.
The company focuses in particular on investments thatcan give it a leading position in a given field, or in which we see considerable potential for growth.
Considerable potential is inherent in projects that involve restructuring industrial enterprises.
Their strategic importance is not just restricted to their economic value but, above all, the considerable potential they offer in terms of job creation must also be recognised.
This offers a considerable potential for reducing administration costs as well as compliance costs.
Considerable potential lies in the efficient heavy machining-roughing at high cutting speed-but also in the machining of hard-to-cut materials like titanium alloys, nickel-based materials or stainless steel, which are standard materials in the aviation and aerospace industry.
As a matter of fact, there is considerable potential for hydro-electricity generation in Kosovo and Albania in particular but also in Macedonia.
There is considerable potential for development, and it should be safeguarded, protected and enhanced in a lasting way, because the future of the human race depends on it.
The building sector still has considerable potential to further improve its energy efficiency, at the same time creating new jobs and stimulating growth.
The region offers considerable potential for energy production and provision and must have greater attention focused on it, particularly with a view to ensuring the Union's energy security.
Last but not least, it is necessary to emphasise the considerable potential of renewable energy sources in the Black Sea region, which may contribute significantly to the future energy security of the EU and the entire world.
There is also considerable potential for the exploitation of EGNOS and GNSS in the areas of safety, the environment, and the smooth operation of road transport, as they can be used for collecting tolls.
PL Mr President, Commissioner, both the European Union andASEAN possess considerable potential that will enable action to be taken to oppose such global challenges as climate change, energy security, the fight against terrorism and the battle against poverty and malnutrition for millions of residents of Asia.
Commissioner, Mr President, you must use your considerable potential for pressure to obtain genuine assurances and protection for all democrats in Chad, and thus take a more demanding attitude with President Déby, who at the present time is merely attempting to gain some time and save face.
It is surely clear to us all that our current cooperation with the Gulf states has considerable potential for growth, and the drafting of a new, more ambitious plan for EU policy in the Gulf Cooperation Council and its member states might, along with trade improvements from economic cooperation, also bring a closer partnership with representatives of the moderate Islamic world, which, in difficult times, might be a worthwhile interesting political bonus from this activity.
The wind energy industry enjoys considerable growth potential.
These regions still have considerable economic potential if they are given the opportunity of restructuring their economies.
As we have noted, the Internal Market Scoreboard performs its function as a meansof exerting pressure and there is still considerable development potential.
Commissioner Reding said last week'what we do know is that body scanners may have a considerable privacy-invasive potential and so we need full consideration of their impact.
Hugo Arce, Regional President Latin America, speaks about how important a strong brand is for his region, which is characterized byvery diverse markets and customer needs and offers considerable growth potential for Wacker Neuson.
The arguments in favour of Wrocław are: its considerable intellectual potential; the fact that it is already a strong academic centre; the large concentration of capital and major companies, including foreign companies, in the Lower Silesian region, which could become partners for the EIT; and finally the close proximity of two other EU Member States: Germany and the Czech Republic.