Examples of using Quantitative terms in English and their translations into German
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How important are the distributional effects in quantitative terms?
Determination, in qualitative and quantitative terms, of the firm's requirements.
Develop voluntary activities in both qualitative and quantitative terms.
In quantitative terms the following items were sent out by the Commission during the period under report.
However,"overfeeding" has not been defined in either qualitative or quantitative terms.
About why their share in quantitative terms will only increase, as well as OSS seems to SaaS(software“on demand”), the blog of Daniel Feigin.
At present macro-spatial concentration seems to have slowed down in quantitative terms.
It is important to measure the social impact(in both qualitative and quantitative terms) of activities rather than of the undertakings in the portfolio.
Nor have we obtained any satisfaction on the interinstitutional agreement,either in qualitative or quantitative terms.
No other industryevent can be measured in qualitative or quantitative terms with the SCHWEISSEN und SCHNEIDEN.
The Commission encourages the further development of joint action and negotiations,both in qualitative and quantitative terms.
But in quantitative terms, the largest part of total European trade flows stems from the exchange of goods with countries other than Japan and the USA.
With some 20 professors and over 100 academics,this is also a leading area in quantitative terms.
In quantitative terms, this value is equal to the ratio of the actual annual output to the indicator of the volume of output determined for the same period.
The Forster brand has succeeded in resolving some of its production problems andmarket demand is being met in both qualitative and quantitative terms.
Agricultural labor remains, as it has for centuries, dominant in quantitative terms, and industrial labor has not declined in terms of numbers globally.
The aim of these investigations is to further optimise the process andto speed up the detection of changing operating phases in both qualitative and quantitative terms.
The perception-orientated lightingdesign no longer primarily thought in the quantitative terms of illuminance levels or luminance distribution, but in terms of the qualitative factors.
The difficulty here is that, while it is relatively easy to estimate the costs, it is much harder to assess the benefits,not least in purely quantitative terms.
In quantitative terms the largest polycentric agglomeration, Rhine-Ruhr, could be considered as a dominant region comparable to London, Paris, Copenhagen, the Brussels-Antwerp-Ghent triangle, or the Randstad in context of their countries.
This directly affects people's quality of life, and needs to considered and presented in qualitative and quantitative terms in the impact assessments.
The new legislation lays down common minimum rules on market openness which are much higher both in quantitative terms, that is to say, the minimum level of openness of the market, and in qualitative terms: legal separation, regulated access for third countries etc.
Representatives of the Roma community were present at all meetings relating to Roma policy at all levels and to a significant degree,in both qualitative and quantitative terms.
These exchanges, and the mobility of young people in general,can be considerably enhanced in both qualitative and quantitative terms by a series of Community aids supplementing the measures adopted by the Member States.
If in 2015 the total number of tourists exceeded 1.87 million people, amounted to about 2 million people, accordingto preliminary results, in 2016 it has increased by 8-10% in quantitative terms.
It is thus clear that, even when renewed and treated,water is not inexhaustible in either qualitative or quantitative terms, and that research and innovation for water must be broadened to make its use lasting and sustainable in all areas and to control pollution, particularly diffuse sources of pollution19.
The campaigns should also be aimed at teachers, supervisors, careers advice centres and the social partners, who are the primemovers in the development of apprenticeship training, both in qualitative and quantitative terms.
I regard the attempts toenshrine water resource management in the directive in quantitative terms as negative, so I am very glad that the legal services of both the Council and the Commission take the view that enshrining it in this way is not compatible with the legal basis envisaged for the adoption of the directive.
The interference caused by the 13th AtG Amendment in complainant Vattenfall's use authorisation for its nuclear power plants, as certificated withthe residual electricity volumes from 2002, is therefore serious even in quantitative terms.
Ongoing convergence in the application of investment rules should contribute to the security, quality, liquidity and profitability of IORPs portfolios as a whole,thus improving occupational retirement provision across the EU in both qualitative and quantitative terms.
