Examples of using Structural development in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Adecco Training has a wide range of programs for training and structural development.
It contributes to the structural development of bone and is required for the synthesis of DNA, RNA and the antioxidant glutathione.
Calls for this to be taken duly into account in future institutional and structural developments in Europe;
At the same time,PPPs are interesting vehicles for the long-term structural development of infrastructures and services, bringing together distinct advantages of the private sector and the public sector.
In the field of human capital,Hungary faces one of the biggest backlogs regarding long-term effect structural development factors.
Hirai acknowledged the contributions of Lynton to management changes and other structural development in Sony Pictures, and said he looks forward to working with him to ensure the company transits well into the hands of a new leader.
Over the long term this supports the improvement of the quality of public education; however to achieve this the structural development of the education is also required.
Structural developments, such as ageing populations and climate change, require forward-thinking policy which equips the workforce to continue to make societal contributions later on in life and promotes low carbon technologies.
Takes the view that focusing more closely on regional industrial strengths andclusters could result in greater competitiveness for the structural development of Europe;
The Commission proposes to use theinformation received to carry out, at least every two years, a cross-sector analysis of the structural development of the EU energy system, the results of which are to be discussed with the Member States and stakeholders.
To promote the progress in this field it is an important task of the INNOTECH Innovation Park to interpret the successful examples extensively, after the structural development inside.
The Commission also recognises that the capacity of governments to handle donor coordination inemergencies is best supported beforehand through structural development programmes(for instance in the context of improving the countryŐs preparedness to cope with natural disasters).
Calls on the Commission and the Member States to collect more data on the parcel delivery market in order tobetter assess the development of this economic sector and its structural development;
We need a strong common agricultural policy which is well financedand well managed, and which can accommodate both structural development and modernisation measures, as well as market and direct support measures.
Thanks to structural developments in animal production, with the establishment of bigger and ever more specialised production units and the application of new technology, it is now possible to monitor animal welfare more closely than ever before through a range of indicators.
The Committee would stress that rural development policy must also be guided by these principles in order tohelp foster structural developments in rural areas.
The European Central Bank and the Eurosystem monitor cyclical and structural developments in the euro area/EU banking sector as well as in other financial sectors to assess the possible vulnerabilities in the financial sector and its resilience to potential shocks.
Against the background of further tradeliberalisation, agricultural policy must assist the required structural development of these fields especially.
After analysing the structural development of the agriculture sector, the Spanish liaison agency proposed an increase in the threshold as from the 2015 accounting year data, with the same number of sample farms, which will generate substitution of small farms with no bookkeeping with more representative reporting farms.
In addition, animal studies indicate early exposure to genistein and daidzein in soybeans may reduce fertility in women anddisrupt the structural development of reproductive organs.
Since the Mediterranean region has often suffered intolerable ordeals verging on unfair physical punishment, we are calling, if possible,for the activation of the Structural Development Fund, the Solidarity Fund(provided its strict rules can be moderated), the European Regional Development Fund and also the Civil Protection Fund.
Following the Mid-Term Review of the Fourth Fisheries Protocol, the European Council(2003) concluded that an arrangementshould take into account the importance of fisheries and the structural development problems in Greenland.
The ERDF is, in my view, a wonderful catalyst for growth, employment and territorial cohesion,and it must become an important tool for effectively supporting structural development projects for the benefit of the public and our regions.
Noting that the Council of the European Union agreed on 24 February 2003 that there is a need to broaden and strengthen future relations between the EU and Greenland,while taking into account the importance of fisheries and structural development problems in Greenland.
The growth of mortgage lending has been fostered both by macro-economic factors(such as the fall in interest rates andthe strong growth of house prices in some countries) and structural developments(such as the increasing liberalisation and integration of EU financial markets).
The 2007-2013 EU/Greenland partnership aims to be a comprehensive partnership, answering the need agreed between the parties to broaden and strengthen future relations between the EU andGreenland taking into account the importance of fisheries and the structural development problems in Greenland.
The ERDF shall contribute to the financing of assistance towards the reinforcement of economic,social and territorial cohesion by reducing regional disparities and supporting the structural development and adjustment of regional economies, including the conversion of declining industrial regions.
New technologies for renewable energy have been developed more quickly in Germany than elsewhere in Europe because the German government established a multiannual supportprogramme that gave businesses in the sector the confidence that this structural development would be supported and subsidised by the government over a number of years.
New technologies for renewable energy, for instance, have been developed more quickly in Germany than elsewhere in Europe because the German government established a multiannual supportprogramme that gave businesses in the sector the confidence that this structural development would be supported and subsidised by the government over a number of years.
This continued domestic orientation may be due to, inter alia, the possibility of achieving greater cost synergies through domestic consolidation, as well as differences in tax rules, consumer protection standards and corporate cultures.2 A more detailed analysis of the structural developments can be found in the BSC 's report entitled« Review of structural developments in the EU banking sector», November 2004.