Examples of using A flexibility in English and their translations into Polish
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Sub-option 3.1- Use of a flexibility scheme.
The EESC would like a flexibility clause to be added to the PSCI enabling it to be adjusted after a mid-term review.
Wine XT offers a clear presentation and a flexibility in use.
At operational level,"cross-financing" of certain investments is allowed thanks to a flexibility clause.
People also translate
The use of credits generated pursuant to Article 24a ofthe EU ETS is also foreseen, continuing a flexibility that exists in the ESD.
I welcome the fact that the directive includes a flexibility scheme which will facilitate the transition from one stage to the next.
The Commission proposes to continue with a flexibility system which allows emission allocations to be transferred between Member States and over time.
The interinstitutional agreement of May 2006 allows for mobilisation of the solidarity fund through a flexibility mechanism, within an annual ceiling of EUR 1 billion.
So all these things point to a kind of, a flexibility, an intuition, a sensitivity,a maturity, an inner maturity that is immeasurable.
A flexibility instrument in the Banana Accompanying Measures will help producing countries face new challenges and will benefit EU consumers and the least-developed countries.
The blades are made of plastic butare made in order to have a flexibility and toughness similar to normal swords.
Furthermore, the Commission shall define a flexibility threshold for each axis(Article 70(1)) and define detailed rules for other forms of support than non-repayable direct assistance Article 715.
In addition the option to include railcars in the flexibility scheme with a flexibility rate of 20% has been considered as the best option.
It also provides for a flexibility scheme to allow tractor manufacturers to purchase, during a given stage, a limited number of engines that do not comply with the emission limits applicable during that stage.
Takes a negative view of the Commission proposal;is in favour of a flexibility reserve for competitiveness as described in paragraph 47.
Divergence in the scope of national definitions of‘employee' in such circumstances is difficult to reconcile with the Community's social policy aims of striking a balance between a flexibility and security for employees.
The Commission also proposes a flexibility system which allows Member States to reduce emissions jointly by trading emission allocations between each other or by implementing projects to reduce emissions in other Member States.
Together with other facets of Danish society, flexicurity has given the Danish labour market a strength and a flexibility that equip the country well to face the challenges of the future.
A flexibility trading system by which firms could buy additional flexibility from those firms that do not need it, would provide a strong incentive to comply as soon as possible with the new emission limits.
Article 11 of Council Regulation 1311/2013 laying down the multiannual financial framework for the year 2014-20204 has established a Flexibility Instrument of up to EUR 471 million(2011 prices) per year.
We have set down three conditions: firstly,maintaining a flexibility mechanism, not least so as to be able to mobilise millions of euro in emergency aid for developing countries; secondly, that the Commission should provide substantive proposals on new own resources; and thirdly, that the Council should undertake to examine those proposals in conjunction with Parliament during the negotiations on the next multiannual financial framework.
In order to allow Member States a certain degree of flexibility with regards to minor shifts of EAFRD funding among axes, a flexibility threshold shall be fixed by the Commission by means of delegated acts.
The EMRP initiative has a planned national contribution of participating countries of EUR 200 million including a flexibility at national level of up to 50% of national contribution and an expected Community contribution of EUR 200 million.
As the new programme has to facilitate cooperation in the field of youth,the general structure of the legal basis is open and provides for a flexibility clause so that the programme can be adapted to any new priorities that may emerge.
The Interinstitutional Agreementof 7 November 2002[1] allows for the mobilisation of the European Union Solidarity Fund through a flexibility mechanism, within the annual ceiling of EUR 1 billion, over and above the relevant headings of the financial perspective.
Dry running vacuum pumps are used increasingly throughout industry where there is a growing demand for uncontaminated vacuum, free from oil or service liquid,a requirement for low operating pressures, a flexibility required from batch processes, concern about storage and disposal costs of service liquids and the pressure to minimise life-cycle costs.
I am therefore extremely pleased that we have succeeded- not as a result of the Commission, not as a result of the Council, butas a result of Parliament's efforts- in ensuring a flexibility which, where there are special considerations, allows individual countries to say'no' to pesticides that they do not want, as of course should be the case.