Examples of using Close alignment in English and their translations into German
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In close alignment with our customers we are creating special solutions which reduce the cost of systems.
Springer wanted to develop continuous and consistent authentic corporate design in close alignment with the product design.
In this way, close alignment with and contribution to Community policies and legislation is ensured.
The IT division manages all ITbusinesses for the E. ON Group including the IT budget in close alignment with the E. ON business.
In close alignment with the client, relevant data and data sources were determined and drafts of the data illustration were created in workshops.
Strengthening the link between employment policies andEuropean financial instruments(close alignment of the EU budget on the Europe 2020 strategy);
In close alignment with the lower and upper historical preservation, the display windows on the ground floor were consequently designed to be largely sashless.
In addition,Europe's Beating Cancer Plan is to be further developed in close alignment with the research mission on cancer in the Horizon Europe programme.
Personal consultant: close alignment with sampling technicians of your region especially relating to navigability of the fields as well as to the fertilizer applied recently.
We will of coursework in close cooperation with the business segments and IT and in close alignment with colleagues from Group Legal and Group Regulatory Strategy.
A too close alignment of free allocation to the characteristics of an industry(technological progress, production or emission levels) may reduce the incentives to innovate.
We will treat each employee equally fairly and of course we willhandle this period of change socially responsibly and in close alignment with our long established social partners in time-honored fashion.
As far as the ESF is concerned, the close alignment of its priorities with the Employment Guidelines provides for a direct link between EU employment policy priorities and EU financial support.
The application of these suggestions is complex because it requires collaboration among different sectors of societies,different departments and experts, and close alignment of activity at multiple governance levels.
Furthermore, a close alignment will be promoted with the European Open Science Cloud and the European supercomputing initiative for quantum cyber technologies e.g. innovation in quantum key distribution, quantum computing research.
For its part, the UK government insisted that it can address the border issue by remaining in close alignment with EU customs rules and deploying customs-monitoring technologies that have yet to be invented- which is to say, by magic.
Considering the already close alignment between the Customs and Fiscalis programme as well as the Commission policy of simplification, it has been decided to propose a single Programme(FISCUS) in the framework of the 2014-2020 multiannual financial framework.
Independent, 3 March 2013 While Washington officially disapproved of the sectarianism and venality of Maliki's regime,[5] what really distressed U.S. planners waswatching their supposed puppet drift into an increasingly close alignment with Tehran's theocratic rulers, whose weight in the region increased substantially with the elimination of the Iraqi Baathists, Iran's most formidable Arab rival in the Persian Gulf.
A close alignment will be pursued with the new Financial Perspectives, where the successor of eEurope will build amongst others on the closer articulation between deployment, research, and regulatory policies that are advocated in the Financial Perspectives.
A closer alignment of concrete carried out with the help of trowel.
Closer alignment and, in certain cases, harmonisation of the rules could have an immediate positive impact in all the Member States.
It does so by promoting political commitment, facilitating closer alignment of policies and funding, and by clarifying the responsibilities of those involved.
Reinforce the integrated nature of the Strategy through closer alignment with the themes and flagships of Europe 2020.
The current situation clearly demonstrates that a closer alignment of excise duty rates would be an effective means of reducing distortions of competition between Member States.
In its opinion on the CAP-reform package9 the EESC welcomed the proposed closer alignment of the CAP with the Europe 2020 strategy and the sustainability strategy for rural development.
This could initially focus on buildingconsensus concerning the effectiveness of landfill taxes and later develop criteria for closer alignment of taxes adopted at national level.
Banking industry is expected to see savings in administrative burdenbrought about by a more harmonized regime and its closer alignment with the solvency regime.
The London Congress, on the other hand, put for ward a different principle, namely, closer alignment of the unions with the Party, even including, under certain conditions, their recognition as Party unions.
While there are no new funds for implementation of the Strategy, closer alignment of programmes adopted by the Danube states should mean that the €100 billion available to the region in the current financial period achieves greater impact.
Option 3(closer alignment with road sector ambition level) would apply to the CI engines in the middle of the power spectrum, where the bulk of CI engines is located.