Examples of using Technological aspects in English and their translations into Danish
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This plan should take into account organisational and technological aspects.
Technological aspects• Research and development• The need for a longterm view.
The player's task is to lead the village throughall these stages and to face the ever-changing environmental and technological aspects.
In addition to these technological aspects, the rapid spread of the EURO-ISDN is very important in terms of industrial policy for Europe.
They have, with the help of experts, developed a plan for the future covering all aspects: the legal structure of the new company, technological aspects, commercial aspects, social aspects. .
In our report, we have paid attention to the technological aspects, the provision of financial and human resources and independent, strong and competent regulatory bodies.
This will use input from existing initiatives 24 and include information on consultation processes, scheme design, information provision to citizens, public acceptance,operating costs and revenue, technological aspects and the impact on the environment.
Among these, Parliament expresses a wish for innovation not to be limited to technological aspects, but also to cover administrative, organisational and social innovations.
As regards those technological aspects which require special handling, while we accept that the suggestion is timely, we propose dealing with them on a sectoral basis.
However, by almost exclusively falling into line with the approach of biotechnology companies, andby giving priority to economic and technological aspects, the report pays minimal attention to the major questions of ethics and safety, which are giving the general public so much concern.
The political, economic and technological aspects of security are also referred to, without raising the question of the Western European Union or the Atlantic Alliance.
The launching of actions and concrete cooperation projects of interest for the future of the European audiovisual programme industry,including its technological aspects, with the objective of strengthening the capacity of European enterprises to create and produce and of promoting their competitiveness;
The technological aspects of the audiovisual policy(introduction of advanced television services) are covered in Section 16('Information society, telecommunications') of this Chapter(-> point 425).
Although the US, where the attitude is very optimistic as concerns the prospects of photovoltaics,supportsa much larger programme than Europe, the quality of European research both on scientific and technological aspects stands up well in comparison and a good share of the merit for this fact can be attributed to EEC sponsored research.
These specific actions are characterised by their interlinking and relationship with the technological aspects(design, analysis and implementation of technical solutions), the pro motional aspects of the network and of the information services(market analysis and increase of the user market) and the user aspects fulfilling of user needs and requirements.
To meet the require ments of Directive 97/67/EC('postal directive'), the Commission submits a report to the European Parliament and the Council on the application of the directive, including the appropriate informa tion about developments in the sector, particu larly concerning economic, social,employment and technological aspects, and about quality of service.
Without prejudice to Article 7, every two years, on the first occasion no later than 31 December 2004, the Commission shall submit a report to the European Parliament and the Council on the application of this Directive, including the appropriate information about developments in the sector, particularly concerning economic, social,employment and technological aspects, as well as about quality of service.
Without prejudice to Article 7(3), three years after the date of entry into force of this Directive, and in any event no later than 31 December 2000, the Commission shall submit a report to the European Parliament and the Council on the application of this Directive, including the appropriate information about developments in the sector, particularly concerning economic, social,employment and technological aspects, as well as about quality of service.
Innovation in fact not only has a technological aspect but also a social one.
The Bureau is looking at the technological aspect.
If we are to combat this problem effectively, we need to tackle all of its various aspects, both technological and socio-economic.
