Examples of using Quantitative terms in English and their translations into Polish
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It is also an important agreement in quantitative terms.
In quantitative terms the materiality threshold used is the 2% level recommended at Commission level.
Develop voluntary activities in both qualitative and quantitative terms.
In quantitative terms, 59.9% of these products entered the EU markets, i.e. by 4.7
More needs to be done in the future, in quantitative terms at the very least.
both in qualitative and quantitative terms.
While the net impacts are difficult to assess in quantitative terms, the overall benefits are seen to be positive.
How is the success of the WebApp to be measured in both qualitative and quantitative terms?
The enlargement is extensive in quantitative terms, but the Union is also entering a new era in qualitative terms. .
even this target seems completely insufficient in quantitative terms.
the decoding of which is made in quantitative terms, allows you to evaluate the effectiveness of the treatment.
The vast majority of available publications on labour economics discuss employment only in quantitative terms.
Points out that, when it comes to assessing the effects of this proposal in quantitative terms, the Commission needs to improve the models currently available;
measured in purely quantitative terms.
It is important to measure the social impact(in both qualitative and quantitative terms) of activities rather than of the undertakings in the portfolio.
the economy in qualitative and quantitative terms;
Freedom of travel and travel possibilities mean that purely in quantitative terms, there is a very different level of importance than perhaps twenty or more years ago.
there are different ways of expressing such an objective in quantitative terms.
As for Directive 93/103/EC, measuring the impact of Directive 92/29/EEC in quantitative terms is therefore extremely difficult.
preferably in quantitative terms.
The enquiry showed that control activity is normally evaluated, if at all, in quantitative terms(i.e. the numbers of persons/days involved)
The Committee urges the Commission to develop an approach helping to enforce basic rights to treatment in both qualitative and quantitative terms.
Another source of agricultural nitrous oxide emissions, which is less significant in quantitative terms, is the decomposition of organic matter in soils,
In quantitative terms, the options can be compared most easily on the strength of their generated Net Present Values in the period under consideration- see the figure below11.
develop both in qualitative and quantitative terms, employment in the medium to long run.
The cumulative impact in quantitative terms is likely to be substantially positive,
both in qualitative and quantitative terms, antioxidants.
Some Member States, chiefly those that have already achieved a certain level of childcare facilities, in quantitative terms, are now focusing on improving the quality,
improve the balance between supply and demand in both qualitative and quantitative terms.
The Committee points out that, when it comes to assessing the effects of this proposal in quantitative terms, the Commission needs to improve the models currently available, adapting them to evaluation of policy alternatives.