Examples of using Early deployment in English and their translations into German
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Early deployment with the free BASIC edition.
This will require public money for especially demonstration and early deployment.
Promote early deployment in major urban areas and along major transport paths.
Most of 2016 for most[enterprises] will be about piloting and early deployment,” Kleynhans predicted.
This early deployment list is defined below as the Day 1 C-ITS services list.
The research network GÉANT also supports the early deployment, testing and experimentation of the Future Internet.22.
These early deployment projects, on a regional basis, will be then extended to cover the entire EU at a later stage.
Particularly demonstration and early deployment of new technologies should be supported.
Respondents to the public consultation agreed allservices(from both lists) should be included in early deployment.
R& D and early deployment of low carbon technologies as a means to reduce overall costs and increase public acceptance for certain technologies.
Support to such technologies and innovation will allow fostering their market entry and the early deployment of next generations of technologies.
It welcomed the early deployment of the Lebanese army in southern Lebanon and the substantial contribution by EU Member States to the reinforced UNIFIL mission.
The Communication then discusses some of thepossible options to promote the timely demonstration and early deployment of CCS in Europe and to strengthen its long-term business case.
The Council welcomed the early deployment of the planning team in preparation for an ESDP mission in the broader field of rule of law and asked the SG/HR to continue informing on progress made.
Implementing the above vision requires an efficient framework for transport users andoperators, an early deployment of new technologies and the development of adequate infrastructure.
The European Union welcomes the AU communiqué issued by the central organ on the forthcoming deployment of the African Mission in Burundi andurges an early deployment of troops.
This is evidenced by a thrust of non-standalone(NSA) configurations in early deployments where the 5G radios attach to the 4G packet core network and use 4G LTE for coverage and 5G for capacity infill.
Market-based instruments can be complemented with smart andcost-effective policies that encourage the adoption of new technologies promoting their early deployment as foreseen in the context of the Lisbon strategy.
This is evidenced by a thrust of non-standalone(NSA) configurations in early deployments where the 5G radios attach to the 4G packet core network and use 4G LTE for coverage and 5G for capacity infill.
ENCOURAGES the Joint Undertaking to identify, at an early stage,existing and validated technical solutions that can serve as a basis for early deployment to secure early benefits;
These early deployment project(s), on a regional basis, will be promoted in a way so that they can be extended to cover all the electronically tolled road infrastructures in the EU as soon as possible at a later stage and can provide concrete experiences in solving practical EETS issues.
Apart from strengthening the activities of the EIB, particularly with regard to SMEs,the aim is to simplify and accelerate procedures to enable the early deployment of resources from the Structural and Cohesion Funds and the Rural Development Fund.
The synergies with other sustainability objectives such as the reduction of oil dependence, the competitiveness of Europe's automotive industry as well as health benefits, especially improved air quality in cities, make a compelling case for theEU to step up its efforts to accelerate the development and early deployment of clean vehicles.
Such action will need to have astrong focus on policies to accelerate innovation and early deployment of new technologies and infrastructure, creating a competitive edge for European companies in key sectors of the future including energy efficiency, green cars, smart grids, carbon capture and storage(CCS), renewable energy.
The European Union stresses, however, that the ultimate responsibility for the implementation of the Lusaka agreement continues to rest with the Parties themselves,including by assuring that conditions are in place to enable the early deployment of the UN Observer Mission.
This can be done through a mix of measures, e.g. infrastructure measures such as early deployment of grid infrastructures of electrical mobility, intelligent traffic management, better logistics, pursuing the reduction of CO2 emissions for road vehicles, aviation and maritime sectors, including the launch of a major initiative on clean and energy efficient vehicles2 which will help to promote new technologies including electric and hybrid cars through a mix of research, setting of common standards and developing the necessary infrastructure support.
The Roadmap's targets will require both market pull(i.e. a competitive integrated EU energy market, the necessary grid infrastructure and carbon pricing) and"technology push", i.e. support for R& D,demonstration and early deployment, as outlined in the SET-Plan1.
As we have pointed out in a previous opinion,"apart from strengthening the activities of the EIB, particularly with regard to SMEs,the aim is to simplify and accelerate procedures to enable the early deployment of resources from the Structural and Cohesion Funds and the Rural Development Fund.
The procedure for having recourse to the Preparatory Measures budget line within the CFSP budget was agreed in June 2007 and will significantly facilitate the preparation of future civilian ESDP missions by making funds available rapidly,in particular for the procurement of key equipment and the early deployment of key personnel.
The synergies with other sustainability objectives such as the reduction of oil dependence, the competitiveness of Europe's automotive industry as well as health benefits, especially improved air quality in cities, make a compelling case for theEU to step up its efforts to accelerate the development and early deployment of electrification, and in general, of alternative fuels and propulsion methods, for the whole transport system.
