Examples of using Using public in English and their translations into Finnish
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If this goes on for much longer,I might have to start using public transport again.
Using public procurement much more proactively to drive higher energy efficiency standards, particularly in building.
Welcome to the American dream… a billionaire using public funds to construct a private playground for the rich and powerful.
Using public procurement to“kick-start” new energy efficient technologies, such as more energy efficient cars and IT equipment;
Clarifying the application of the EU rules to data collection and identification devices using public electronic communications networks.
Another is that French people no longer feel safe when using public transport because of security fears and because they are intimidated by the yobs who go on the rampage on it.
AGS-R4 is a novel application addressed to blind citizens that includes all the functions you might need when traveling on foot for any city, andRio Cuarto also has the possibility of guiding using public transport.
Their main goal was to use the games for a huge Barcelona urban renewal plan, using public funds to improve the city's infrastructure.
People with reduced mobility' means anyone who has a particular difficulty when using public transport, including elderly people, disabled people, people with sensory impairment and wheelchair users, pregnant women, people accompanying small children or people with heavy or cumbersome baggage;
Clear rules should be drawn up at European level on access to essential resources,i.e. infrastructure constructed in the past by monopolies using public resources which ought to be made accessible to all.
Facilitate access to alternative sources of funding, including using public funds to leverage private and other public investment through match-funding, for example.
The proposed directive introduces a broader definition of the term'persons of reduced mobility', stipulating that it includes all people who experience some difficulty when using public transport, especially the elderly and the disabled.
One could expect significantly higher positive impacts under a policy set using public funding or dedicated regulatory measures to enable the implementation of all projects of European interest, including those, which are- currently- not commercially viable.
The problem is that if you put a lot of extra chickenmeat on to the world market- which is already saturated- and if you are not careful about using public funds to subsidise it, you may find that meat comes back to the European market.
Persons with reduced mobility” means all people who have a anyone who has a particular difficulty when using public transport, including elderly persons, such as disabled people persons, persons(including people with sensory and intellectual impairments, and wheelchair users), people with limb impairments, people of small stature, people with heavy luggage, elderly people, pregnant women, people with shopping trolleys, and people with persons accompanying small childrenincluding children seated in push chairs.
A similar proportion(72%)of motorists said that a lack of connections stopped them using public transport 49% highlighted this as a"very important" factor.
We should of course have preferred to see a report that went even further in its endeavours to protect pedestrians and other vulnerable road users against cars, andthe ideal scenario would have been to get many more drivers using public transport or bicycles.
The Investment Plan for Europe aims to further mobilise additional private investment using public funds through the European Fund for Strategic Investment("EFSI")5.
Promoting the interconnection and interoperability of national public services on-line as well as access to such networks,to be measured by the percentage of citizens and businesses using public services on-line and the availability of such services across borders.
The achievement of specific objective(b)will be measured by the percentage of citizens and businesses using public services on-line and the availability of such services across borders.
We are seeking to broaden the definition of"people with reduced mobility" to include everyone who has difficulty when using public transport, such as those with heavy luggage, pregnant women and people with shopping trolleys and shopping bags.
It is clear that these tariffs are going to produce an increase in the cost to users so thatthey might consider the possibility of using public transport and the possibility of making more rational use of the railways- both for goods and for passenger transport.
Better quality of public finances can contribute to addressing the EU's fiscal policy challenges via two mutually reinforcing channels:(i) directly, by raising expenditure and revenue efficiency,i.e. by better using public resources; and(ii) indirectly, by reducing the cost for society and lowering distortions, fostering long-term economic prospects and strengthening the ability to adjust to shocks.
Use public transport and bicycles instead of cars;
Of residents use public transport daily.
Asylum seekers cannot normally use public health services, such as health centres, directly.
You can use public transport.
About 8% of EU citizens use public Internet access points.
He uses public transportation.
If you are home municipality is Turku, you can use public health care services.