Examples of using Practical instruments in English and their translations into Hungarian
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In order to be able to work effectively, you can also find practical instruments to supplement measurements at Testo.
The practical instruments which undertake digital measurements and carry them out in real time enable you to respond quickly if the values are too high.
Member States have implemented various policies and practical instruments to improve resource efficiency.
Acquire conceptual and practical instruments to guide oneself consciously and critically in the field of linguistic, literary and cultural studies.
The PhD in Management at Universidade Europeia aims to preparepeople capable of developing theoretical models and practical instruments of international impact.
We need practical instruments on the EU level to deal with undesirable developments that damage the foundations of our shared values.
Existing structures such as GTE and ETSO can be used or new central,permanent structures set up in terms of both organisation and practical instruments for network planning and management.
Development of an anti racism smart toolbox: a set of practical instruments targeted on different audiences(including guidelines for law enforcement entities, a visual database of racist images and a related glossary, templates for reporting);
(14) All of these political, economic, social and legal developments call for changes to theexisting legal framework providing for the legal and practical instruments enabling the right to be informed and consulted to be exercised.
The committee will look into existing legal and practical instruments in the fight against terrorism and suggest recommendations on how to close gaps in cooperation and information exchange between national law enforcement authorities.
These national offers could for example take the form of labour quotasreserved for the nationals of the third country in question, or practical instruments to help match job offers in the Member State in question with job seekers in the third country concerned.
As pointed out in the latest Communication from the European Commission2, practical instruments have been put in place, starting with the summits and steps towards a network of association agreements including the agreements of this type that have been signed with Chile and Mexico.
The dissemination and use of guides to good practice at Community and national level by the economic sectors concerned by the Regulation can serve as a useful tool to enhance knowledge about anddevelop suitable practical instruments for the application of this Regulation.
The EESC recommends that the Commission consider how(in which fields,using which approaches and which practical instruments) the ENQA VET, supported by the Quality Assurance National Reference Points(QANRP), could act even more effectively in promoting and supporting introduction of the EQARF in Member States, a process which will continue until 2010.
The speedy administration of evidence at minimal cost andthe simplification of judicial procedures using simple, practical instruments will facilitate access to the justice system for citizens in the event of cross-border litigation.
Secondly is the very poor use made of SOLVIT as a practical instrument.
It is a concrete expression of European solidarity and a practical instrument helping people and regions recover from large-scale layoffs.
It must become a practical instrument on all relevant levels of governance, including with the relevant mechanisms to ensure joined-up decision-making over cross-border investments.
The object is not to create a civil societyassembly as a platform for various ideologies but to create a practical instrument to support policy formulation and implementation through practical advice.
The harmonica is a very practical instrument- it isn't expensive, doesn't require any special care, fits in your coat pocket and isn't difficult to learn(with a bit of talent you can even teach yourself).
A practical instrument needs to be developed on Community level to ensure that short sea, rail and inland waterway are not suffering in their competitiveness from the fact that road freight transport does not pay the full costs that it generates for society.
This practical instrument is a perfect choice for amateur stargazers, as it navigates to any celestial object automatically, yet it still is a powerful telescope that allows experienced stargazers to try their hand at astrophotography.
Regulation(EC) No 1889/2006 on establishing a financing instrument for the promotion of democracy andhuman rights worldwide needs to be an effective, practical instrument that has the flexibility to cope with exceptional operational situations.
When we talk about the knowledge triangle- the need for education, research and innovation-why can we not make the European Youth Pact a practical instrument and guarantee high-quality training for all young people in Europe, so that they can use their specialised knowledge and intelligence in the effort to restructure industrialised society?
And it's a very practical instrument.
The EU Strategy is a practical instrument addressing the main needs and challenges in the EU from a human rights and gender-specific perspective.
The EU Strategy is a practical instrument addressing the main needs and challenges in the EU for the next five years from a human rights and gender-specific perspective.
The Council mustset itself the goal of providing the European Union with a practical instrument with which to create a regulated market, open to selected traders and managed by a completely trustworthy European partner.
This is not a new dream for most churches, but with German and Swiss thoroughness and help from professional‘change experts',Stephan and Bert have developed iCOR into a practical instrument that will turn this dream into a reality for any church board that adopts it.