Examples of using Potential reduction in English and their translations into German
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No major impacts, potential reduction of costs for Management Plan.
We aim to develop truly end-to-end supply chain solutions wherever possible, in order to identify potential reductions in our energy, water and resource consumption.
No major impacts, potential reduction of costs by rule on single contact point.
Payers and reimbursers see the optimised use of resources and the potential reduction of co-treatments for side effects.
Potential reductions in workforce still have to be negotiated with employee representatives.
Do not all these factors contribute powerfully to a potential reduction in tension in the Middle East?
These could be potential reduction of purchase prices from which cost savings could result, or cost savings that are deduced from process improvement potentials e. g.
Simulations of the effect of new topical therapies on charges indicate that a potential reduction or delay of surgical interventions may partly offset the extra cost of the new drugs.
This represents a potential reduction of the surveyed population of enterprises of roughly 52% over six years(from 2004 to 2010) or more than €100 million of savings per year until 2010 and more than €200 million of savings per year from 2010 onwards.
The advantages of ISTA packaging testing include potential reductions in product loss due to breakage and damage during shipping.
What claims to restitution arise from the partial loss of territory and the associated potential reduction in political self-determination?
Research has also shown a potential reduction in memory associated with traumatic experience.
Since commuting journeys account for a high proportion of all car kilometres travelled,a number of studies have investigated the potential reduction of existing work trips by telecommunications.
Members of the jury noted the huge potential reduction in development times and costs when using the models.
Once the efforts of various central banks start to bear fruit and the global economy becomes healthier,we expect to see a potential reduction in the pursuit of unconventional monetary policies.
Now we may begin to calculate the potential reduction in the average full-time workweek if some of the labor-force reserves were utilized.
We reviewed this overall scenario by also developing, with the help of infection control experts from ECDC,a separate potential reduction scenario for HCAI-related events only.
UV LED system manufacturers can help you assess the potential reductions for your converting lines based on their recommended maintenance practices, equipment design, and your specific processes.
PEA Risks The most significant potential internal risks associated with the ICP are uncontrolled dilution, lower metal recoveries than those projected, operating and capital cost escalation,unforeseen schedule delays, the potential reduction of mineable reserves after removing inferred material from the model and the ability to raise financing.
Benefits for public authorities include the potential reduction of criminal proceedings and of clean-up costs for environmental pollution due the higher deterrent effect of criminal sanctions.
Understanding all production processes involvedallow businesses to determine what the GHG emissions- and potential reduction in emissions with the supply contract- are for the supplier and buyer.
Weidinger/HofP calculate potential reductions of total unit costs of between 2 and 5% following an extension of operating hours by 50%(e.g. from 40 to 60 weekly hours) across different sectors of the German investment and consumer goods industry.
The opportunity within this scandal is to execute deep government reform,including streamlining by the potential reduction of the number of government departments and the revamping of the tax code.
The University of Westminster calculated a potential reduction of 62% in the centre of London The Hajtás Pajtás bicycle courier company in Budapest(H) frees the congested capital from 100 cars, saving an estimated 150 tons of CO2 emissions annually.
As a research partner of the German Energy Agency(dena), Rehtanz has conducted multiple studies into future network demand,the scope of system services and a potential reduction in the expansion of the distribution network required for the transformation of the energy system in conjunction with the use of smart meters.
The research does not consider potential reductions in explicit trading costs(brokerage commissions or exchange fees) that can be expected to accompany increased competition between intermediaries and exchanges and lead to further economic benefits for EU citizens and business.
The principles of sound financial management and budgetary transparency are fundamental, not only in order to obtain a positive statement of assurance from the EuropeanCourt of Auditors, by means of simplifying legislation on controls and the resultant potential reduction in associated costs, but also, in the medium term, in order to monitor more effectively the use of the resources of the citizens of the European Union and, as a result, to enhance the legitimacy of EU action.
The Commission has nopower when it comes to deciding how a potential reduction of the total budget amount is to be distributed, and it cannot take decisions on how budget cuts are to be spread across the individual headings within the framework of cohesion policy.
The trend towards controlled pumps in buildingservices technology now permits significant potential reductions in secondary electricity consumption even when using thermally-driven cooling systems- in particular during the majority of operating hours in partial load conditions.
Individual case studies indicate e.g., in the German textile indus try,1a potential reduction of unit production costs by 6 to 8% after an expansion of operating hours of 17% or for a German car manufacturer2a reduction of 12% after an expansion of operating hours by 35.