Examples of using Rationalising in English and their translations into German
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Assists in rationalising preventative maintenance programmes.
Pushing for a more integrated internal market based on rationalising the existing regulatory framework.
Rationalising and making better use of cooperation structures.
The focus appears to be on rationalising the use of resources.
Rationalising EU decision-making on drug safety issues;
With the aim of consolidating and rationalising the content of current legislation.
Rationalising single market information sources and better publicising their role;
Developing combined transport and rationalising the use of private cars, especially in towns and cities.
Rationalising the funding schemes- a new approach based on a simpler set of funding instruments.
The Grey series updates the offering with efficient, reliable products,while also rationalising the range.
Consolidating and rationalising applications, systems and data centres.
The idea of a financial holding is the product of thecommitment of the Group's main shareholders to strengthening and rationalising its management.
The company is rationalising production and aims to return to profitability with a reduced workforce.
Greece has simplified tax procedures for SMEs in its taxreform by e.g. raising exemption thresholds and by rationalising various requirements.
The Committee agrees with the desirability of rationalising the derogations which have been granted to Member States under Article 27.
Rationalising coordination is not restricted simply to improving timetables and organisation, as it may seem at first sight.
Natural handicaps of this kind cannotbe offset by reverting to alternative crops or rationalising farm production in some other way.
They form a working basis for rationalising time schedules, structuring distribution of tasks and serve to measure the success of operational processes.
The quality of work and the motivation of shopfloorworkers can be potentially improved, by rationalising the planning process and eliminating recurrent admi nistrative tasks.
To this end, apart from rationalising our energy consumption and making it more efficient, we must also increase the use of renewable energy sources situated in Europe.
In our view, the structural reform agenda is unfolding in three dimensions:governments are fighting corruption and other inefficiencies, rationalising expenditure and reforming tax systems.
It is a matter of rationalising customs procedures by laying the foundations of customs clearance systems that are accessible and interoperable within the European Union.
Agree measures to reducesocial security costs applying to salaries, rationalising and improving services, without reducing the level of protection for workers;
The Communication“A vision for the internal market for industrialproducts” presents actions to achieve a more integrated internal market based on rationalising the existing regulatory framework.
The Council notes the Commission's intention of rationalising its departments and its proposals for simplifying the management procedures for external aid.
Its objective would be to guarantee transparency, the clear definition of responsibilities, a separate structure,grouping together various roles, rationalising and budgetary neutrality.
It is thereforenecessary to continue support for initiatives aimed at rationalising the system, and upgrading infrastructure, equipment and the scientific profession.
Simplifying and rationalising the transparency, documentation, validation and recognition tools that involve direct outreach to learners, workers and employers and promoting the use of qualifications frameworks.
It proposed adopting stricter water quality standards,updating bathing water management measures, rationalising monitoring requirements and improving public information channels.
Progress has been achieved in rationalising social transfers and implementing the second pillar of the pension system, starting fiscal decentralisation and introducing a single treasury.
