Examples of using To new developments in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Return to new developments.
Openness also means being ready to adapt to new developments.
So you will help pave the way to new developments, which we discussed in paragraph 1.
We may update this Privacy Statement from time to time when necessary due to new developments.
Drivers are clearly open to new developments in e mobility.
Increasing cybersecurity capabilities and tackling liability issues are also necessary in order to respond to new developments.
Drivers are clearly also open to new developments in e-mobility.
We reserve the right to change this data protection declaration at any time and to adapt it to new developments.
The EU budget also responds to new developments in Europe's neighbourhood and beyond.
The driving moments are Action Plans which also underline developments and regular updates and adaptations to new developments.
According to the European Commission, the EU budget also responds to new developments in Europe's neighbourhood and beyond.
In order to respond to unforeseen situations or to new developments and needs, the Commission may, within the annual budgetary procedure, deviate from the amounts referred to in paragraph 2 by a maximum of 10%.
This enables you to respond quickly and dynamically to new developments and incorporate additional information into your planning.
In its analysis of the existing legislation and policy tools,the Commission concludes that a system approach and a better responsiveness to new developments are required.
The benchmarking indicators need to be continuously redefined and adapted to new developments and the entrance of possible new Member States into the Union.
It adds enhanced security to the algorithms used for system and partitions encryption making it immune to new developments in brute-force… more info….
The common approach regarding the customspolicy shall continuously be adapted to new developments in partnership between the Commission and the Member States in the Customs Policy Group, composed of the heads of customs administrations from the Commission and the Member States or their representatives.
Therefore, when it is appointed,it is worthwhile to look for a clinic with instruments made according to new developments, where it will be much safer to make diagnostics.
The OEcD is also at the forefront of efforts to understand andto help governments respond to new developments and concerns, such as corporate governance, the information economy and the challenges of an ageing population.
Automating these processes not only enables you to optimise your production processes butalso to react flexibly to new developments, thus staying ahead of the competition.
(1) Maintenance: Ongoing support and maintenance of published standards,including swift adaptation to new developments which prove their necessity, efficiency and interoperability, is guaranteed over a long period.
Automating pick, place or sorting tasks, not only enables youto optimise your production processes but also to react flexibly to new developments, thus staying ahead of the competition.
This will allow for early detection of and flexible reactions to new developments in the field of mercury uses and flows.
It provides an effective framework for the safe movement of passengers in a globalised environment,while enabling Member States to adapt their policy to new developments and the special needs that may arise during a particular period.
Human rights and the law is a huge growth area,evolving and expanding in response to new developments, threats, and evolution in our thinking as a society.
These executive powers will only allownon-essential elements of the legislation to be adjusted to new developments, under the scrutiny of the European Parliament and the Council of Ministers.
Regulation for mobile TV services needs to be not only clear andtransparent but also flexible and fine-tuned to new developments, in an innovative, fast-changing technological envi ronment.