Examples of using Indirect contribution in English and their translations into German
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But their indirect contribution is just as important.
Improvement of the coefficient of penetration into the air indirect contribution.
Does not make any direct or indirect contributions or provide any other form of financial consideration to any political parties in Austria.
The"Passauer Neue Presse" reported about IB/E Optics and their indirect contribution to the Oscar of Leo DiCaprio.
May we therefore emphasize the indirect contribution of the audit profession in the training, both ethically and technically, of a large number of Spanish executives.
The Committee thus welcomes the Commission's intention to assess the EU's direct and indirect contribution to the situation.
May we therefore emphasize the indirect contribution of the audit profession in the training, both ethically and technically, of a large number of Spanish executives.
Therefore you also, with every journey you book through us, make an indirect contribution to improving the living conditions in Africa.
The state also makes an indirect contribution to the funding of in-firm training by exempting companies from the employers' contribution payable on apprentices' allowances COMBES, 1987, pp. 42 f.
The Committee thus welcomes theCommission's intention to assess the EU's direct and indirect contribution to the situation and to draw the requisite conclusions.
Tourism is one of the European Union's major branches of industry, with adirect contribution to the gross domestic product and to employment amounting to about 5%, and its indirect contribution to some 12.
These systems vary substantially between ports andregions in the way as regards the minimum indirect contribution in order to provide the required incentive not to discharge at sea.
Cross-effects and indirect contributions of a measure to another axis than the one it belongs to are, however, not currently measured through the monitoring system in place e.g. contribution to climate change and adaptation from all axe.
Each Hirschmann switch is evaluated during each ofits design and production stages and throughout its actual deployment for its direct and indirect contributions to overall sustainability.
Of even greater importance than the direct effects is the indirect contribution from new enterprises to increased competitive pressure, forcing existing companies to react by improving efficiency, introducing innovative processes and products, which again boosts productivity.
The structural improvements to the European economy that will result from a genuine singlefinancial market will maximise both the direct and indirect contribution to long-term growth, competitiveness and jobs.
It thus makes an indirect contribution to the objective of developing quality education set by Article 149 of the EC Treaty and, along with the proposal for establishing the Erasmus World programme,6 fits into the strategy of stepping up cooperation with third countries in higher education proposed by the Commission in its communication of 18 July 2001.7.
Even though the war on doping is not the main concern ofthese programmes, they can make a substantial indirect contribution wherever projects corresponding to the programme objectives and criteria are presented.
Use for the weight reduction of composite materials 3.1 Energy savings connected with the use of continuous glass fibres for the reinforcement of plastics 3.2 Safety glazing for vehicles andenergy savings 3.2.1 Direct contributions 3.2.2 Indirect contributions.
The Commission will launch a study to assess the sport sector's direct contribution(in terms of GDP,growth and employment) and indirect contribution(through education, regional development and higher attractiveness of the EU) to the Lisbon Agenda.
In line with the four categories of measures mentioned above, public administrations could, under a cross-cutting approach,encourage any others that make a direct or indirect contribution and which strengthen their effectiveness and efficiency, within their remit, while ensuring a comprehensive, solidarity-based focus.
Real turnover growth amounted to 34% The direct contribution of exports(export growth times share of exports in total turnover)was 14% The indirect contribution was 10%, so in total, exports indirectly accounted for 25% real turnover growth So, in sum, exports amounted to almost three quarters of total turnover growth of SMEs.
Grandparents' indirect financial contribution is greater still, as more than half of grandparents in Europe regularly look after the grandchildren while their parents are at work, as shown by a recent survey2.