Examples of using Developments in this area in English and their translations into German
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However, technical developments in this area are proceeding apace.
The Commission will follow closely further developments in this area.
However, technical developments in this area are proceeding apace.
The Commission is asked to continue monitoring developments in this area.
Rapid technological developments in this area mean that a flexible definition is appropriate.
EnBW has not only responded to this requirement but is actively pushing forward developments in this area.
Technical developments in this area are moving very fast, and legislation cannot keep up.
The IT unit would continue to follow developments in this area carefully;
We monitor developments in this area excited because the other manufacturers are rethinking certainly sooner or later.
Online trading has become the fastest-growingsegment of the financial market due to technological developments in this area.
The biggest four-day festival of electronicmusic in Germany presents the most recent developments in this area.
We strongly believe that developments in this area should result from political consensus, and not solely from case law.
The Council can therefore assure the honourable Member that it continues to follow developments in this area very closely indeed.
All strategic developments in this area are directed by the Rectorate,in particular the Vice-Rector for Academic Staff and Early Career Researchers.
Econsense is exploring current developments in this area both on the national and on the European level and is in contact with the relevant stakeholders.
The Bureau took note of thereport by the communication group president on recent developments in this area since the Bureau meeting in February.
We are following very closely developments in this area and we invite the Croatian authorities to ensure that full cooperation with ICTY is maintained.
As an internationally recognised expert in the field of banking and payment regulation,Dr. Matthias Terlau has decisively advanced developments in this area.
The Commission will continue to monitor developments in this area and carefully assess the impact that regulatory measures may have on market liquidity.
The focus is placed on exchanging information regarding the features of the current program version TSM 6.4 andcurrent developments in this area, especially SAP and WMware-Integration.
The Commission has strongly supported developments in this area and has supported the harmonisation of macro-economic analysis in the four Cohesion countries the Hermin model.
The Council notes that, although the government debt is particularly low in Luxembourg,more information concerning developments in this area should also be provided.
One of the most important and overdue developments in this area is the entry into force of the CTBT, which will outlaw all nuclear explosions, regardless of their size, location, or declared purpose.
The interdepartmental working group on health, innovation and intellectual property(IdAG GIGE)will closely follow further developments in this area and will define Switzerland's position in consultation with the relevant federal offices.
He also pointed to current developments in this area, e.g. the new guidelines for regional aid, the Commission communication concerning vertical restrictions to competition, and the reform of state aid monitoring procedures.
The Best Procedure project on education andtraining for entrepreneurship has contributed to positive developments in this area, although the real impact of the measures is still difficult to assess, since there is obviously a time lag before visible results emerge.
Developments in this area should be examined also in the light of the Joint report from the Commission and the Council on increasing labour force participation28, which calls for a strong initiative to reduce gender disparities in both the public and private sectors.
The EDPS will continue to follow developments in this area both as an advisor to the EU institutions and as the supervisor of the processing of these blacklists, which was notied for prior checking by the European Commission at the end of 2009.