Examples of using Contribute to a reduction in English and their translations into Polish
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Persons of both sexes with prolonged use of drugs that contribute to a reduction in bone mass.
In urban areas, taxis contribute to a reduction in the total number of passenger cars in circulation.
Remembrance of the victims and knowledge of the disease may contribute to a reduction in new cases in the future.
All of these measures should contribute to a reduction in the number of infringement procedures and improved efficiency in managing them.
The development of expensive and vulnerable components such as accumulators, Compressors andpre-cooler could further contribute to a reduction in costs.
The optimization of production processes can contribute to a reduction of energy costs and higher energy efficiency.
Vehicles with low fuel consumption or using alternative fuels, including biofuels, natural gas, LPG or hydrogen, and different technologies, including electrical orcombustion/electrical hybrid systems, can contribute to a reduction of emissions and pollution.
For example, silicon-containing plants contribute to a reduction in pulmonary edema and eliminate symptoms of general intoxication.
The funds under the Financial Mechanisms 2009-2014 are also envisaged to support the implementation of development related projects that contribute to a reduction of economic and social disparities within the EEA.
The capacity reduction requirements must contribute to a reduction in the recipients firm's presence on its market or markets;
The option could contribute to a reduction in the potential distortions to the location of investment decisions which result from the difficulties in assessing the risk of investing.
On the other hand, this strengthened control on VAT refunds initiated end-2004 might contribute to a reduction of the expected shortfall of VAT revenues, which constitutes a positive risk.
The European Citizens' Initiative can contribute to a reduction in the gap between the institutions and the citizens, and can support the development of European civil society.
The concept of the open-ended single contract might be one of the measures which could contribute to a reduction in inequalities between those joining the labour market and those excluded from it.
By providing for a better distinction between drivers in scope(employed mobile workers and'false' self-employed) and out of scope(genuine self-employed),C.1 would contribute to a reduction of the'false' self-employed phenomenon, but this reduction would be limited to the number of those drivers who disobey the rules due to misinterpretation and would not eliminate those'false' self-employed, who deliberately ignore the rules counting on low effectiveness of controls.
On the other hand,this strengthened control on VAT refunds initiated end-2004 might also contribute to a reduction of the expected shortfall of VAT revenues, which constitutes a downward risk.
Promotion of the production anduse of biofuels could contribute to a reduction in energy import dependency and in emissions of greenhouse gases.
Lipex(Simvastatin) contributes to a reduction in high levels of cholesterol and triglycerides.
Together with a greater emphasis on activation measures, these reforms contributed to a reduction in long-term unemployment.
The highly efficient andinnovative SE series contributes to a reduction in electrical energy consumption lessening your environmental impact.
The training contributed to a reduction in emissions of harmful gases by our vehicles,an average of 10.
Labour productivity growth was positive after three years of losses, contributing to a reduction in nominal unit labour cost growth.
In high unemployment countries, the improvement was stronger, which contributed to a reduction in the dispersion across the EU and the euro area.
The solution is already available on the market- a technology providing sustainable waste management and contributing to a reduction of greenhouse gases.
In the event that a significant majority of states adopted similar measures, the opportunity would arise for Europe to export the energy technologies that it had developed,thus not only benefiting the European economy, but even contributing to a reduction in global consumption and CO2.
Should a significant majority of states adopt similar measures, the opportunity would arise to export the environmentally sound energy technologies developed in Europe,thus not only benefiting the European economy, but even contributing to a reduction in global consumption.
Member States andstakeholders consider that the 2005 SGEI Package has made a useful contribution to the overall objective of legal certainty following the Altmark ruling and that the Decision contributed to a reduction in the administrative burden incurred in connection with the notification obligation.
Ii that the compensation for diversification referred to in paragraph 3(c)(ii) contributes to a reduction of the fishing effort developed by the fishing vessels on which the beneficiaries are active;
In the event that a significant majority of non-European states, such as China, India and the USA, adopted similar climate protection measures, the opportunity would arise for Europe to export the energy technologies that it had developed,thus not only benefiting the European economy, but even contributing to a reduction in global consumption and CO2.
Climate change The fight against climate change resulted in almost EUR 17bn in loans for projects contributing to a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, including renewable energy(EUR 4.2bn), energy efficiency(EUR 1.5bn), R& D for cleaner transport(EUR 4.7bn), and investment in urban transport(EUR 5.5bn) and projects outside the EU addressing climate change issues.