Examples of using Further scope in English and their translations into Dutch
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There is further scope for UN action.
Our concern is that the wording of Paragraph 15 is in danger of providing further scope for intolerance and xenophobia.
This gives us further scope for supporting our SME customers with their sound projects.
My concern, as I address this House, is that the wording of Paragraph 15 might be in danger of creating further scope for this type of inflammatory statement?
There is still further scope to make your own mark
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forms of EU governance, including measures that would provide further scope for local and regional input.
There is further scope for action in the setting of legal, public order,
but there is further scope to improve the efficiency and growth-friendliness of the tax system.
Is there further scope for the introduction of regulatory incentives in EU legislation to encourage the use e-Procurement?
On the revenue side, despite increased coordination in the Eurogroup, there is further scope for improving the efficiency of tax systems
There is thus further scope for NPBs to expand their role in the implementation of both centrally-managed EU programmes and ESIF.
leave the Member States no further scope to tinker on the margins of this harmonised acquis.
Nevertheless, the Court considers that there remains further scope for reducing grant levels to allow an increase in the number of projects financed.
takes on board the recommendations of the expert group and identifies further scope for improvement of the various EU research instruments.
There is further scope for giving more attention to disabled people in policy design across different areas disability mainstreaming.
as well as explore further scope for action in promoting existing SET Plan technologies.
There is further scope for improving the contribution of EU policies through better understanding of their impact on health
but there is further scope to reduce distortions,
Yet there is further scope for the development of the existing standards system in consultation with national standards bodies to enable standards to be set more quickly in line with technological developments
These results suggest that there is further scope for structural reforms of financial sectors in the euro area
In addition, there seems to be further scope for boosting revenue from indirect taxes, which stood at 11.8% of GDP in 2010, compared to the EU average of 13.4%,