Examples of using Fully exploiting in English and their translations into Greek
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A traction solution for freight transportation up to 5000kg, fully exploiting the shaft space.
Supplied in fully exploiting the Container Terminal Vassiliadis Coast who has organized most of modern bases.
It will be difficult to maintain this commitment without fully exploiting the potential offered by ICTs.
Operation optimization and fully exploiting the synergies between the southern refineries(Elefsina, Aspropyrgos) which are two of the most modern, high complexity refineries in the Mediterranean region which possess the appropriate size with which to achieve significant economies of scale and efficiencies exceeding 100% of their design value.
We hired a car with the help of Alex so we toured the island, fully exploiting the knowledge of our local host.
Fully exploiting possibilities to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the existing EU budget through stronger prioritisation and better alignment of EU expenditure with the goals of the Europe 2020 to address the present fragmentation of EU funding instruments(e.g. R&D and innovation, key infrastructure investments in cross-border energy and transport networks, and low-carbon technology).
In line with this commitment, this proposal aims at fully exploiting the potential of whistleblower protection with a view to strengthening enforcement.
The European Commission is therefore proposing a new approach, which focuses on more joint planning,making better use of the potential of the European Research and Innovation area and fully exploiting the possibilities opened up by the Internal Market.
The world needs Europe to continue to play a leading role in the Minamata process by fully exploiting all the Convention's potential and by fully respecting prior commitments under pre-existing EU mercury legislation.
(16b) In order to considerably reduce the administrative burden faced by companies, the Commission could consider measures such as automating the submission andverification of emissions reports, fully exploiting the potential of information and communication technologies;
The objective of the project was to substantially decrease paper consumption by fully exploiting existing digital solutions and improving defected digital processes.
Hosting service providers should be encouraged to take the necessary measures for the proper functioning and improvement of the tools referred to in point 38,in particular by providing identifiers relating to all content considered to be terrorist content and by fully exploiting the possibilities of those tools.
The March European Council will provide guidance on Member States' economic and employment policies,putting particular emphasis on fully exploiting the potential of green growth and on accelerating structural reforms to increase competitiveness and create more jobs.
It concludes that future research in the area of the design, development and evaluation of HEP-B-ICT should address health issues for which adequate HEP-B-ICT have not yet been created, should overcome the various Methodological weaknesses, and should exploit the contemporary research tendencies in the area of educational technology,with the ultimate goal of fully exploiting the potential that ICT offers for health education.
The March European Council will provide guidance on Member States' economic and employment policies,putting particular emphasis on fully exploiting the potential of green growth and on accelerating structural reforms to increase competitiveness and create more jobs.
(16a) In order to considerably reduce the administrative burden faced by companies, it should be left open to the Commission to consider measures such as automating the submission andverification of emissions reports, fully exploiting the potential of information and communication technologies.
Emphasises the importance of the role developing countries also play in attaining the objectives of the Paris Agreement andthe need to help those countries implement their climate plans, fully exploiting the synergies with the relative sustainable development objectives of the climate measures implemented, the Addis Ababa Action Plan and Agenda 2030;
Some substantive additions and, in some cases, new guidelines aim at putting particular emphasis in 1999 on active measures: developing life-long learning,making the labour market more open to all, fully exploiting the jobs potential of the services sector and better reconciling work and family life.
Member of the Commission.- Mr President, I would like to start by congratulating the rapporteur, Mr Schmidt, on this report. Policy coherence for development is an important issue, andlet me assure you that reducing the adverse effects and fully exploiting synergies between European policies and development is an integral part of our efforts to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.
Only healthy employees can fully exploit their performance potential.
Companies that fully exploit this data gain a competitive edge.
Currently the transnational and interregional potential of smart specialisation is not yet fully exploited.
However, the potential of this mode of transport is not fully exploited.
However, the potential of this type of energy has not been fully exploited.
Unique products or processes that have not been fully exploited.
The use of the artificial insemination method allows us to maintain the highest level of hygiene and fully exploit boars of a high genetic potential.
Jean-Claude Juncker, political guidelines, 15 July 2014 The Commission presented plans in 2015 to build on the strength of the EU single market and fully exploit its potential.
Local Schengen cooperation must be fully exploited in order to ensure a fully harmonised and streamlined visa procedure in particular for the benefit of bona fide travellers.
The Commission presented plans in 2015 to build on the strength of the EU single market and fully exploit its potential.
The auditors note, however,that arrangements in place are not fully exploited and exchange of information between Member States and with non-EU countries is insufficient.