Examples of using Quantitative impact in English and their translations into German
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Qualitative and quantitative impact.
Quantitative impacts on employment.
The following table summarises the quantitative impacts per year of the options studied.
Quantitative impacts on employment Production of office machinery Productivity.
In this respect, it should be noted that the quantitative impact of Objective 3 is more important than what is usually assumed.
Its quantitative impact on the number of ships reported is impossible to predict.
The Commission has also published ananalysis of the EU results from the recent third Quantitative Impact Study QIS3.
These quantitative impacts are presented in Section 5.
A number of countries, both within the G10 and beyond,are expected to carry out a fourth quantitative impact study known as the« QIS4.
This will have a significant quantitative impact: at present about 25% of young people leave school at the minimum age.
The EESC would likethe various options to be re-examined on the basis of the Solvency II directive's fifth"quantitative impact study" QIS5.
Bayer is currently evaluating the quantitative impacts the amendments will have on the presentation of its financial position and results of operations.
The Committee hopes thatthe next annual reports will include more detailed and comprehensive information on the qualitative and quantitative impact of the Cohesion Fund.
The study explores the quantitative impact of the SMP in the clothing and the footwear sectors, for instance: Cai.: Cl7096004.
The documents contain estimates of disbursements of funds for specific structural measures butthe expected quantitative impacts are only limited to the budget projections.
Conduct research on the quantitative impact of WLR on the social and emotional status of the children and youth involved with the WLR Program.
Many experts believe that the Single Marketwill not have major qualitative or quantitative impact on illicit work in the short- and medium-term.
The detailed quantitative impacts have not been assessed, as these measures are at present only preliminary proposals for discussion at EU level.
The rapporteur noted that the prepared questionnaire, which will be later distributed to the stakeholders,should focus on three main areas: quantitative impact, new challenges and consumer interests.
After the first"Quantitative Impact Study"(QIS), the Committee decided to revise the requirements and, in December 2015, it published a second consultative document for the new SA-CR.
This decision was taken following the extensive concern expressed by stakeholders during publicconsultations and on the basis of the results of EIOPA's Quantitative Impact Study(“QIS”) in July 2013.
Yet the quantitative impact is minor(approximately DM 500 million out of exports to Eastern Europe of about DM 38 billion) and by no means voids the overall developments presented. Source: Statistisches Bundesamt, Fachserie 7, Reihe 1.
The subgroup urged for greater transparency concerning the negotiations on enhanced cooperation with the EP andrequested that a clear document on the qualitative and quantitative impact of the transfer of translation posts to the EP and the externalisation of translation be tabled by the president.
Subsequently, the Commission Services conducted a Quantitative Impact Study on the quantitative requirements, as well as a study on administrative burden for aspects relating to governance and information disclosures.
In 1927, a case was brought before the Supreme Court of the German Reich between the countries Württemberg and Prussia as the ruler of the Hohenzollern Province on the one hand and the state of Baden on the other hand,to decide the smoldering controversy over the quantitative impact of the Danube sinkhole, which is known as Danube Sinkhole case.
I am not in a position either to judge the quantitative impact of shale energy on the US economy and, via growth there, on the rest of the world, or to comment on its geopolitical consequences or net effect on carbon emissions.
Moreover, a quantitative impact study10 conducted by the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority(EIOPA) in 2013 indicated that more complete data on solvency aspects are necessary before a decision can be taken on those aspects.