Examples of using Development potential in English and their translations into Czech
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I see some nice development potential.
The development potential and the conditions for development are two sides of the same coin.
The manager and staff development potential.
Only in this way will it gradually overcome the corruption, oligarchy andbureaucracy that is stifling its development potential.
This is a sign of the development potential of air traffic as a whole.
We must give it back its priority significance and open up the development potential due to it.
Furthermore, there's a development potential they can't finance… and that's why they need a partner.
Congo is a prime example of where great a development potential lies.
To analyse the development potential and limits of small municipalities the authors draw both on statistical data on the municipalities of the Czech Republic and on qualitative case studies based on interviews with important actors in development and participant observation.
Mr President, China is a large country with a rich history and with huge development potential.
Brown fields on the map of the city, cutural factories,city development potential, cultural social aspects, economic aspects, examples from abroad.
At the end of the chapter the author presents a community development model that includes external and endogenous development potentials.
The chapter summarises the results of three qualitative case studies of local government and the development potential of three selected small municipalities: Verměřovice, Vražkov, Roztoky.
As we have noted, the Internal Market Scoreboard performs its function as a means of exerting pressure andthere is still considerable development potential.
For years, we have talked aboutthe need to unlock, to mobilise, the development potential of all European regions and cities.
Being a member of the Committee for Regional Development from Bulgaria,I would like to draw your attention to the fact that rural areas have different development potential.
A better delimitation of these areas will indeed help in better targeting their needs and foster their development potentials and thus work in line with the objectives of social, territorial and economic convergence throughout the Union.
The park is fully leased to automotive supplier TRW Carr andcomprises some 25,700 square metres plus land with further development potential.
The Lisbon Treaty strengthened cohesion policy and thus,it is in all our interests that the future cohesion policy stimulates the development potential of the entire EU, encourages greater competitiveness of the European economy, and improves the quality of our lives.
Women should also play an important role in the LEADER Programme, where they should bring in their specific interests andtheir specific potential in order to mobilise the development potential of an area.
The Danube's development potential cannot be fully harnessed while there are still unconnected international, interregional and local transport networks, while more profound cooperation in territorial planning and strategic development planning is still lacking, and while mental barriers persist.
Materialfluss spoke to Christian Strauch,Industry Manager for Material Flow, about the development potential in the industry.
The European Union will only be able to compete against its rivals at a global level if cohesion policy can fully tap the development potential not only of urban regions but also of rural areas, with their endogenous potential, and if it can offer a sufficiently flexible response to the challenges and difficulties identified by the Europe 2020 strategy.
I am very pleased to see that you understand territorial cohesion in a way that is close to my heart,which is that territorial cohesion is first of all about mobilising the development potential of all the different territories.
The general aim of these programmes is deepening international cooperation andintegrating research and development potential for the overall streamlining of research activities.
Over the years, many parliamentary resolutions have stressed the necessity of maintaining a strong, comprehensive cohesion policy, well equipped with sufficient budgetary means to permit regions andcities to expand their development potential.
With every new request for action, it becomes clearer that what are needed more than palliative measures- which are certainly necessary- are urgent measures to protect the productive sectors and jobs: specifically, those that are most vulnerable to the crisis andthose that are involved in exploiting each country's development potential, promoting public projects, and supporting micro, small and medium-sized enterprises and the cooperative sector.
We cannot forget that our economic activities related to the sea and the coast produce 40% of the EU'sgross domestic product and, according to numerous studies, there is still huge development potential to explore.
Personally, I am of the opinion that when setting these criteria we should be more broadminded andconsider opening the Eurostars programme up to smaller enterprises with substantial innovation and development potential in spite of their size.
On this basis, ladies and gentlemen, I believe we should be able to reinforce the European perspective for use as an instrument in the area between membership and the neighbourhood policy and thereby widen the area of stability, peace andfreedom in Europe without endangering the development potential of the European Union.