Examples of using Catalytic effect in English and their translations into Polish
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Appropriate data should be made available to monitor the catalytic effect of EU RTD funding.
The catalytic effect of the enzymes in EcoShield ensure the accelerated decomposition of the odour molecules.
material innovations have a catalytic effect on EU innovation.
Demonstration and catalytic effects through the dissemination of industrial and policy best practices.
which promise a high catalytic effect.
Cooling system: gasoline and diesel after catalytic effect can be condensed into liquid materials.
The catalytic effect of Community funding on other public research spending will be reinforced through scaled up ERANET actions that will boost research in given areas through joined up national programmes.
The possibility of achieving significant demonstration and catalytic effects, through the dissemination of industrial and policy best practices.
ensure that the Community contribution for each individual project is sufficient to provide the desired catalytic effect, and.
The EPA process is having a catalytic effect on economic cooperation and integration in the Pacific region as.
constant exchange of best practices in the areas of both guarantees and venture capital, while the catalytic effect is acknowledged to be particularly high for venture capital.
It has had a significant catalytic effect and has enabled some of the most challenging
The Commission did not give enough consideration to the added value and catalytic effect of Phare money in activities led by the international financial institutions.
indicate a lack of prioritisation in the selection of TEN-T actions for funding thereby reducing the desired catalytic effect of the Community financing see paragraph 42.
It did not consider enough the expected added value and catalytic effect of Phare money in activities led by international financial institutions.
which can have a catalytic effect.
Through a lightweight approach with a large catalytic effect, the role of the Community is limited to providing incentives for improved coordination as well as ensuring synergy with the relevant complementary activities in FP7 and the CIP.
application will have a catalytic effect on implementing the Europe 2020 strategy
The Instrument for Stability 2007-13 has demonstrated a catalytic effect in preparing and improving the delivery of EU long-term external assistance and actions adopted by
Further, the benefits of EIB involvement in a project usually exceed the Bank's direct capital contribution which has a'catalytic effect' on the banking sector
The Bank's direct capital contribution is usually exceeded by the positive catalytic effect that EIB involvement has on private sector investment- the banking sector
exercising a catalytic effect on national initiatives
It helps to deliver the EU's growth strategy because it has a strong catalytic effect, in particular when harnessed to meeting the targets of the Europe 2020 strategy.
providing the first comprehensive review of ESDP operations between 1999 and 2009 underlined the Instrument's catalytic effect, recognizing its added-value in preparing and improving the delivery of EU long-term external assistance
While for the BARarchitects for instance, the way a building is networked can have a catalytic effect, Diébédo Francis Kéré in Africa creates zones at the transition point of a building with shaded threshold spaces.
the leverage(i.e. total amount co-invested) as well as the catalytic effect(i.e. co-invested amount directly attributable to EIF),
The attainment of objectives will be measured by the number of credit enhancement transactions, by the catalytic effect achieved, by the volume of debt made available to SMEs,
Through the EU Platform for Blending in External Cooperation, the Commission is working together with finance institutions on increasing the catalytic effect of blending in crowding in more private financing through greater use of financial instruments such as guarantees,
Direct, indirect and catalytic employment effects.