Examples of using Scope for improving in English and their translations into German
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Unused scope for improving EU-level dialogue on sport;
The survey shows that there is still significant scope for improving the business environment.
There is a wide scope for improving administrative practices, especially in licensing.
However, the Court acknowledges that there is still scope for improving their timeliness.
Moreover, there is scope for improving the effectiveness of the systems in place.
In the case of plastics recycling in particular, waste collection andwaste management companies still have considerable scope for improving the quality grades based on waste separation.
Objectives and scope for improving energy efficiency.
While productivity in creases may be achieved faster in high input, large scale,specialized farming systems, greatest scope for improving livelihood and equity exist in small-scale, diversified pro duction systems in developing countries.
There is scope for improving cultural heritage and the tourism sector.
Yet there is no doubt at all that there is a lot of scope for improving the efficiency and delivery of water services.
There is still scope for improving the efficiency and lifespan but interesting concepts such as tandem cells are being developed.
The Committee also believes that there is still substantial scope for improving energy efficiency in the performance of all kinds of transport.
The considerable scope for improving competition, in the services sector and by removing barriers to entry in network industries, which should promote efficiency and job creation;
It shows that there is ample scope for improving the implementation of EU legislation.
In the EESC's view, considerable scope for improving the performance-based and results-driven approach is offered by the existence of two new elements in the use of EU funds in the 2014-2020 period, namely conditionalities and performance reserves.
A major conclusion from the Ebola outbreak is that there is scope for improving the implementation of provisions whereby Member States are to co-ordinate their national responses.
Based on these initial reflections, the Commission sees scope for improving the legal framework at EU and national level in the following areas: 1 improving technical measures for safety, and improving the necessary oversight to ensure full implementation, 2 improving the governance as well as the legal framework of nuclear safety, 3 improving emergency preparedness and response, 4 reinforcing the EU nuclear liability regime and 5 enhancing scientific and technological competence.
However, there is still scope for improving the performance in terms of inflow into long-term unemployment.
There is also considerable scope for improving the non-cost dimension of external competitiveness.
There is still considerable scope for improving the non-cost dimension of external competitiveness.
I accept that there is always scope for improving communication and trust between our two institutions.
However, Germany still has scope for improving its potential growth rate, which has seen a trend decline and remains low.
This means there is scope for improving innovation performance by learning from"best practices" that already exist in the EU.
More broadly, there is still significant scope for improving the procedures for regulatory impact assessments within, not only the Commission, but also the Parliament and Council.
The review had found that, notwithstanding the introduction of the threshold under Article 1(3),there was still further scope for improved case allocation between the Commission and the national competition authorities"NCAs.
The evidence gathered in the Commission's Staffworking document SEC(2006) 439 showed that there was considerable scope for improved access to information, administrative cooperation and compliance monitoring, inter alia by identifying and disseminating best practices.
This leaves scope for improved economic returns as and when the degree of political homogeneity in the Community may increase, although mainly for new projects and technologies, since existing investments in national technologies are sunken costs.