Examples of using More structural in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Yes, we need a more structural response.
Others suffer from overall weaknesses in theiradministrative capacity, as well as more structural and governance issues.
A vehicle consists of one or more structural or functional subsystems or parts of such subsystems;
This special sheep wool extract from New Zealandenjoys the authority to command our body to produce more structural proteins.
The group of virus species contains more structural genomic diversity than plants, animals, archaea, or bacteria.
Most of Bulgaria's unemployment is long-term,indicating that it is more structural than cyclical.
It also requires a more structural shift in our economy towards greener consumption and production patterns.
In fact, this is part of a more structural shift.
At the front we have accepted more structural complexity around the uprights and wheel rims in order to provide a higher performance assembly overall," said Allison.
But, others are calling for more structural changes.
Recent data suggest that the increase in long-term unemployment is cyclical in nature,while the high and persistent youth unemployment is a more structural feature.
This simplified solution provides more structural integrity for a stronger, more stable and precise mechanism.
Member States, the European Parliament and civil society have called forfuture communication action to be anchored in a more structural framework.
The priorities may be implemented through recourse to one or more Structural Funds, or, alternatively, to other financial instruments and the European Investment Bank.
Further fiscal consolidation by those Member States whoneed more sustainable public finances and more structural reforms.
However, this action should be supplemented by a more structural intervention in favour of cooperation, going beyond the project-based approach.
On a more structural basis, the social and economic integration of Roma requires the active commitment of the Member States, supported by the European Union.
Improving agricultural production in the developing world requires a more structural approach than a sum of 1 billion that has to be spent within three years.
(1) Maximising the impact of the programme through a reinforced top-down approach,a strengthened policy dialogue, and more structural measures;
Now Europe needs more structural economic growth and an adequate agreement on the new Multi-Annual Financial Framework(MFF) is for sure in the capacity of the Member States.
While this trend reflects the increasing importance of the service sector in the economy,it is also due to a more structural loss of cost-competitiveness.
Only support through advising and mentoring on more structural aspects of training capacity building(as done by EUPOL) could have a possible sustainable impact.
Fourth, we have ensured further fiscal consolidation by those EU states thatneed more sustainable public finances and more structural reforms.
Some Member States are developing a more structural approach to housing exclusion and homelessness, looking at prevention and housing quality rather than mainly rough sleeping.
FRONTEX should analyse how the joint operations can be merged with the European Patrols Network,as both measures are of a more structural character and overlaps between them must be avoided.
Another, more structural reason is that the prices of the goods comprising a large part of the consumer price index tend to fall over time, because they can be produced increasingly efficiently in low-wage countries, particularly in Asia.
The EU and Member States are the world's largest development and humanitarian donor, with an increasing financialcommitment to immediate humanitarian support to refugees and more structural support on migration.
The credibility of the medium-term consolidation strategy would be enhanced by adopting more structural expenditure-containing measures- as opposed to the temporary interventions that have characterised recent consolidation efforts- and by a more binding medium-term budgetary framework.
It is against this background that the Commission recently rejected two requests by Hungary to introduce the reverse charge mechanism(in the pig-farming and animal fodder industry and for supplies of sugar)as it concluded that the problem of VAT fraud in Hungary is of a more structural nature.