Examples of using It will explore in English and their translations into Hungarian
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Financial
-
Programming
-
Official/political
-
Computer
It will explore.
No time limit hasbeen set for how far back it will explore.
It will explore how to ease transitions from education and training work.
If no sufficient progress is achieved through self-regulation, it will explore different policy options for targeted measures for increasing the number of women on company boards.
It will explore the key themes and findings of current national and European research.
If the rat does notcontinue to find food via smooth walls, it will explore these paths less and less often, until smooth walls have no more significance for the rat than any other type of wall.
It will explore the four districts of the city- Wasteland, the slums, the International District and Downtown.
Where appropriate, it will issue guidance assisting Member States in reducing the administrative burden and delays in the implementation of PPPs:in this context, it will explore ways to facilitate and to speed up the attribution of planning permits for PPP projects.
On this basis, it will explore the need and scope for taking concrete action in this field.
It will explore how Structural Funds could be used to support regional initiatives in this regard.
On the third bullet point, the Commission agrees that it will explore ways to increase further the speed of the selection procedures beyond what the internal rules currently allow whilst striking the right balance between speed and transparency.
It will explore the possibility of providing further technical and scientific assistance during future rounds of monitoring.
The KNOW-HUBs- Local Knowledge Center as development HUBs in rural regions- project is strongly innovative as it will explore how knowledge centres may contribute towards addressing the local needs and demands of rural communities and regions by bridging for the first time the"3M: Meeting point, Mediator, Motor" approach with user centred Design Thinking techniques.
In particular, it will explore the possible need of new platforms for cooperation on pre-commercial procurement.
It will explore with Member States whether it is appropriate to bring together new learning experiences and networks for public sector leaders at European level.
Together with Member States, it will explore possible Commission initiatives to assist MS in developing and implementing the common research agenda.
It will explore these issues in the interplay of labour and migration policies at the European and national levels and make relevant recommendations for action.
However, the Commission agrees that it will explore ways to increase further the speed of the selection procedures beyond what the internal rules currently allow whilst striking the right balance between speed and transparency.
It will explore the legal options with regard to a collective ban of all Russian athletes for the Olympic Games 2016 versus the right to individual justice.
Based on smarter regulation principles, it will explore the merits of adopting regulatory measures to ensure accessibility of products and services, including measures to step up the use of public procurement(proven to be very effective in the US11).
It will explore the many aspects of media pluralism ranging from media independence and media regulation to questions of freedom of speech and journalistic freedom.
First, it will explore how economic and trade inspection bodies, along with consumer protection authorities, can be more closely involved in combating counterfeiting and piracy.
It will explore the call of God upon the church to be a witness for Christ and the kingdom of God in the city and the methods and perspectives that might facilitate a healthy ministry with the people who live there.
It will explore phasing in a harmonised charging system for lorries which could replace across the EU existing time-based charges(Eurovignette and national vignettes) and possibly other charges(such as vehicle taxes).
It will explore ways to give the Agency a dual mandate covering both the coordination of Member States' operational cooperation on external border management and the return of irregular migrants.
It will explore the possibility of giving the Agency access to European databases, such as SIS and EURODAC, and will consider presenting proposals to modify the legal acts on which these databases are based.
It will explore appropriate coordination mechanisms, means, actions and ways to enhance the implementation and enforcement of the EU market surveillance framework in order to reduce the number of unsafe and non-compliant products on the market.
It will explore the adequacy of policy definition within the EU on this subject; look at where responsibilities lie, the degree of coordination necessary and suggest practical steps which EU institutions, Member States and regional/local communities and authorities can take.
It will explore the scope to make the fullest use possible of the current"veterinary fund" and other Community related funds(e.g. rural development fund, structural fund, regional fund, fishery fund, mutual funds and research) when addressing actions which will have a positive impact on animal health such as investments in farm infrastructures, training for farmers, farm advisory services, and implementation of legal standards.