Examples of using Additional workload in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Only the additional workload arising from enlargement was covered;
This revised financial fiche takes account of the additional workload both for ECHA and for the Commission.
The number of such cases is much higher than could have been anticipated causing additional workload.
This means that each customer enquiry is additional workload for the service center operations.
The additional workload that these authorities are confronted with is not matched with additional resources, which in turn forces them to become more resource and cost efficient.
Owing to mutual exchange, both parties are able to consume more,virtually without the need for any additional workload and with minimum investment outlay.
Unpaid receipts and invoices not only generate additional workload but also lead toliquidity problems in creditors or a complete loss of an amount due for a service provided or goods delivered.
The reporting requirements imposed on Member States by the new proposed wording of Article 24 do not imply any additional workload for the Member States.
In order to enable Member States to cope with the additional workload of collecting the biometric data of applicants and to reduce the costs, organisational aspects have been addressed and new possibilities for the organisation of the visa application procedure are created.
This leads to a duplication of efforts and a multiplication of rules which, in turn,results in additional workload, the risk of different interpretations and an increased risk of errors.
In fraud prevention, activities aiming specifically to detect consignments of goods that may be in breach of customs or agricultural legislation and/or means of transport, including containers, used for this purpose, service providers are generally open to the idea of giving the competent authorities access if they ask for it only ona limited basis and do not create additional workload.
In other words, the introduction of an additional regional level in the NUTS Regulation would imply a considerable additional workload both for the Member States and for the Commission.
The new procedures introduced through the proposal would represent an additional workload, both for the administrative authorities in the Member States and for the Commission, as existing reporting obligations pursuant to other Community legislation are neither abolished nor streamlined.
Member States and the Commission are aware that vigilance is needed to ensure that the switch between cycles is made smoothly,both in terms of ensuring programme implementation, and in tackling the additional workload relating to the establishment of new programmes.
Economic cost: For some categories of travellers, the enrolment in EES will generate an additional workload while the use of self-services solutions will reduce the workload. .
In the preferred option(option 4), the treatment of fishing authorisations for all types of fishing activities outside EU waters(implying an additional number of fishing authorisations)together with the application of more comprehensive criteria might imply additional workload in national and European administrations.
A total of 811 documents of the documents considered(representing roughly 10% of the documents requested in 2007) were classified as CONFIDENTIEL UE or as RESTREINT UE;the often highly complex process of examining such documents represents an additional workload not only for the Council staff dealing with the requests as soon as they are received, but also for officials in the various departments which produced the documents, who in many cases must themselves examine the requested documents on the basis of Regulation No 1049/2001.
Member States and the Commission are aware that vigilance is needed to ensure that the switch between programme cycles is made smoothly,both in terms of ensuring programme implementation, and of tackling the additional workload related to the establishment of new programmes.
Whereas it is necessary to adopt specific provisions intended to ensure smooth transition from the legal regime in existence when this Directive becomes applicable to the regime that it introduces,taking care not to place an additional workload on Member States' competent authorities;
B-post to be redeployed using existing resources within the managing service(internal redeployment),1 additional B-post which is not possible to redeploy within the theme because of additional workload due to the extension taking into account simplification and extension.
Workload additional need for human resources.
Also the additional administrative workload is not justified and would have only a minor effect on protection of human/animal health or the environment.
Simplified services deployment-Since many workloads require additional services, standardization in an"as-a-service" model simplifies and speeds installation by eliminating the need for users to manage and configure these services.