Examples of using Projects focus in English and their translations into German
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The last three projects focus on waste management.
Projects focus on general education measures type 3.
The need toinvestigate, understand and learn are present throughout the life cycle, so many projects focus on providing opportunities for all to access knowledge uncoditionally if one holds the interest in learning and in cultivating curiosity and imagination.
The projects focus e.g. on transport, the labour market or environmental protection. pb.
Understand and learn are present throughout the life cycle,so many projects focus on providing opportunities for all to access knowledge uncoditionally if one holds the interest in learning and in cultivating curiosity and imagination.
The projects focus on themes from art and culture, science and society.
All works and projects focus on music and time, some subtly, some directly.
Both projects focus on preventing the spread of water-borne diseases.
From day one the projects focus on the specialist skills of animation.
Our projects focus on the initiation of chromosome replication and the regulation of this process.
The disease-oriented projects focus on adipositas, liver steatosis, rheumatoid arthritis and inflammatory bowel disease.
All projects focus on the ethical handling of the world's resources.
Many projects focus on three key areas.
How many projects focus on acute and chronic injuries respectively?
The projects focus on level monitoring and positioning of the containers to be filled.
Its projects focus on education, economic and social affairs, health and international understanding.
Ongoing projects focus on the development of actuators and control systems for active engine mounts and active absorbers.
Projects focus on technologies to increase range, improve performance in cold weather and reduce charging time.
Ongoing projects focus on the development of high efficient actuators and smart control systems for active engine mounts and active absorbers.
The projects focus on specific customer benefits, such as efficiency and flexibility, quality, cost reduction and user acceptance.
The projects focus on cross-border needs and on the development of new technologies essential for Europe's future energy needs.
Further projects focus on energy legislation, in particular on oil and gas taxation and finance, including the transfer of knowhow on these issues.
The projects focus on pupils' areas of interest, on current educational issues in the countries concerned, or on priorities set by the schools themselves.
Projects focus on interventions for the benefit of the existing urban environment and ecological enrichment of urban spaces Community contribution:€ 2.75 million.
Our projects focus on demographic and anthropological data collection, and on building large-scale quantitative cross-cultural databases of historic and contemporary cultures.
Recent projects focus on the EU Governance Regulation, a new approach to ensure Member States will reach their 2030 climate and energy targets, and on better understanding how the EU energy system will look like in 2030.
These projects focus on balancing obtainment of resources with the preservation of nature, on employment of secondary or renewable resources, on the optimisation of transport and logistics chains and on the creation of information and education tools for the industry's employees.
Both of these art-based projects focus on the conditions of the research-constellation, characterized by generational, cultural and social differences and on the different performative research-strategies biographical motivated tutorials and performative instructions.
The projects focus on issues such as new approaches to corporate social responsibility, the promotion of lifelong learning and competence development, the modernisation of work organisation, the anticipation of economic and social change, and the use of IT tools in the development of the social dialogue.
Thematically, the individual research projects focus on the history of political crime and the responses of legal systems, the formation of transnational criminal law regimes in the 18th and 19th centuries and the development of criminal justice during the transition from European ius commune to national criminal law.