Examples of using Roadmap will in English and their translations into German
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The roadmap will outline an industry-wide action plan against a set timeframe.
The various actions and measures indicated in the roadmap will now be taken forward.
The roadmap will highlight the commitment and specific contribution of the EU to the process.
As the program develops, it's accepted that the roadmap will change-sometimes subtly.
The roadmap will take into account technical, structural and financial aspects for the reali-sation of Smart Cities.
This critical milestone in the company's roadmap will enable DTEP to operate worldwide, fully licensed.
The roadmap will give you transparency in the logical dependency of the work packages and your precise workload.
Developing a clear vision and a detailed offshoring roadmap will create more clarity and support from the management team.
This roadmap will draw on the work done in the i2010 Intelligent Car Initiative on intelligent vehicles.
Achieving these targets is vital for protecting natural resources,and action in this Roadmap will also contribute to reaching them.
The roadmap will facilitate the development of spatial planning for both marine and coastal spaces, in order to realise the growth potential of EU maritime sectors in a sustainable way.
The Committee pointed out that the resource-efficiency roadmap will stand or fall by its ability to galvanise more political determination and commitment.
The roadmap will present energy mix scenarios, describing ways to achieve Europe's long-term decarbonisation goal and the implications for energy policy decisions.
As part of the Resource Efficient Europe flagship initiative,building on and complementing the other proposals under this flagship, the roadmap will set out a coherent framework of policies and actions in a variety of policy areas, required for the shift towards a resource efficient economy.
The roadmap will bring together findings from all areas relevant to the development of the industry and provide an agreed blueprint for action in order to help the ocean energy sector move towards industrialisation.
Scheduled for completion in spring 2013, the roadmap will enable the industry to actively participate in European policy debates on energy, climate and industrial policy beyond 2020.
The roadmap will also increase the overall availability of radio spectrum beyond what could be achieved by individual Member States and enable the delivery of more affordable and interoperable services.
The Roadmap will allow a common European approach to the development of such facilities, support the definition of priorities and aid the pooling of the significant financial resources needed for their development.
The Roadmap will bring together a range of possible development paths for energy production and use in Europe which will provide a basis for a better assessment of current energy policy implications and a better understanding of the decisions of strategic importance needed today.
The roadmap will present a range of possible development paths for the EU energy system to 2050, towards a low carbon, resource efficient system, allowing implications of today's decisions to be better assessed and decisions needed today of strategic importance(e.g. infrastructure planning) to be better understood.
These Roadmaps will build on existing initiatives for promoting environmental technology but with a sharper focus on eco-innovation in both the private and public sectors and will take into account global sustainability goals to contribute to their attainment.