Examples of using An intensification in English and their translations into Polish
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The problem decision- in an intensification of fish manufacture.
The repetitiveness has not been amere search for new formal solutions;this has been rather akind of musical refrain, an intensification, an accent.
Doubling of a figure indicates an intensification of that particular hazard.
An intensification or reduction in the number of checks does not automatically lead to a corresponding rise or fall in the number of offences detected.
The mass of a carp at application of methods of an intensification of a karpovodstvo.
This means an intensification of the work in the Regional Groups set up under the TEN-E Regulation, while the Commission will continue to deploy initiatives to deepen regional cooperation.
The principle of action of the substance active is an intensification acute of the apparatus genetic of the cells muscle.
The Council calls for an intensification of efforts also to underwrite the technological base for future capabilities, to enhance Europe's security of supply and to maximise Research and Technology investments in Europe.
The effect is manifested by an increase in secretory activity in the bronchial glands, an intensification of the functioning of the ciliary epithelium.
Since 2005, there has been an intensification of policy learning and exchanges of good practices.
But the Economic Partnership Agreements which are in front of the Parliament are instead proposing an intensification of this failed approach.
The increased capital inflow led to an intensification of mining activities and the discovery of new, rich ore veins.
The Red Lights District is a nice touch, a funny experience where you, but friends later can tell,the Rijksmuseum is an intensification of all the above sentiments.
Persisting in this course of action will inevitably lead to an intensification of the social struggle which has been raging throughout Europe, including Portugal.
But on the other hand, because of elevated temperatures, we have increased convection, orincreased upwards airflow, and therefore we would expect an intensification of storms and heavy rains"- he pointed out.
The food crisis in the Horn of Africa in 2011 led to an intensification of the political debate, as well as humanitarian and development actions, in order to strengthen disaster resilience.
Rejects the"presidential elections" in Abkhazia as illegitimate and calls on the Commission andCouncil to give their support to an intensification of the UN-led negotiation process in the Georgian-Abkhazian conflict;
The cascade of successive reactions leads to an intensification of testosterone production, which greatly improves the gains in lean muscle mass, enhances regeneration and libido.
The Commission's proposal for a'soft landing' policy and a 2% increase in quotas every year until 2014, when the current regulation expires,amounts to an intensification of the unequal distribution of quotas between Member States.
Although trends in the world economy point to a continuation of economic recovery, an intensification of disturbances in the second quarter of 2010, triggered by concerns over insolvency of some euro area countries, led to an increase in uncertainty over future economic climate.
When the citizens of Moldova go to the polls at the end of November to elect a new government, it will be important to ensure that the elections run smoothly, in order toprevent further unrest and an intensification of the conflict with Romania, for example.
As we have indicated, the rest of this year andthrough 2008 will mark both an intensification of the dimensional shift and an increase of planetary manipulation and control.
His nomination produced an intensification of the cantonal movement, which to control he had to resort to generals openly against the Federal Republic, sending military expeditions to Andalucía and Valencia under the respective command of generals Pavía and Martínez Campos.
The creation of a real internal electricity market should be promoted through an intensification of trade in electricity, which is currently underdeveloped compared with other sectors of the economy.
Transposition of the Directive on the recognition of professional qualifications cannot be called a success, andso I will permit myself once again to appeal from this place for an intensification of work on both directives, because without them, we will not make progress with the internal market.
Mr President, the Lisbon Treaty provides for an intensification of the neoliberal economic agenda that has caused economic disaster throughout Europe with 21 million unemployed, an intensification of militarisation and the armaments industry, and more pressure for privatisation.
What is still missing in Euro-Med cooperation is a shift of focus from the prevention of criminal acts to an intensification of efforts aimed at creating the conditions for dissuading young people from associating themselves with criminality.
Amendments 2, 5 and 6 1st part:The amendment gives the wrong impression that only transport across borders would lead to an intensification of competition throughout the EU, whilst this would be achieved through an increased number of market participants that are able to supply gas throughout the EU(i.e. within Member States and across Member States). see also comments on amendments 1 and 4.
The fight against organised crime shows a positive trend in a number of areas, with an intensification of law enforcement activities including on drug seizures and drug-related crimes, economic crime, and trafficking of human beings.
Amendments 2, 5 and 6 1st part:The amendment gives the wrong impression that only transport across borders would lead to an intensification of competition throughout the EU, whilst this would be achieved through an increased number of market participants that are able to supply gas throughout the EU i.e. within Member States and across Member States.