Examples of using Maximising in English and their translations into German
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Maximising benefits for consumers.
Supply chain visibility: maximising visibility of movement of stock.
Maximising effectiveness and efficiency.
C oncur your fears which are holding you back from maximising your potential.
Maximising the reuse and recycling of waste.
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Average project size has increased maximising the impact of Tacis actions and reducing the administrative burden.
Maximising steering response and durability.
This has the attraction of creating a strong symbolic presencein Brussels, bringing coherence, identity and maximising economies of scale.
Maximising Quality of Life in Coastal Regions.
Getting the duration of a trade show right is very important, especially in terms of maximising efficiency and optimising the cost-benefit relationship.
Maximising food safety and product quality.
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Maximising impact and enhanced visibility.
Highly saturated, high resolution images can now be displayed on an elegant,understated semimatte finish that minimises glare while maximising presentation quality.
Nature: Maximising the value of protected areas.
Maximising the Sustainable Use of the Oceans and Seas.
To a minimum, whilst maximising the number of pallet positions at the same time.
Maximising the use of the European Refugee Fund until 2013.
Further improving and maximising business opportunities in the EU internal market.
Maximising the growth potential of the digital economy.
Continuous material cycles- maximising the number of materials that meet Cradle to Cradle criteria.
Maximising Asian data coverage and improving access to it.
Chapter 3: Maximising Quality of life in Coastal regions.
Maximising energy efficiency in production processes, construction and transport;
Lack of transparency, maximising control with a minimal investment, asymmetrical risk-sharing, the cascade-effect e. g.
Maximising revenue collection and tackling the system's susceptibility to fraud.
Key examples are insulation, maximising use of natural light and solar gain, rainwater harvesting, solar energy, combined heat and power units(CCHP), intelligent building management systems and heat exchangers.
Maximising the use of existing legal instruments together with voluntary measures.
Maximising the use of renewable resources to help stimulate the regional cycles of materials.
Maximising the contribution of the European Structural and Investment Funds to the Commission's priorities.