Examples of using Require major in English and their translations into Polish
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The conversion of camps into permanent dwellings will, however, require major investment.
This will require major investments in renewables and in developing new smart grid systems throughout Europe, mainly driven by a strengthened ETS system.
The development of infrastructure for recharging and/or battery replacement will require major investment.
It is clear that many of the proposed rules will require major changes in fishing methods and gears, which will have a tangible socio-economic impact.
Permanent dirt is ingrained stains orphysical damage to an object, which require major renovation to remove.
This will require major and sustained investment: on average over the coming 40 years, the increase in public and private investment is calculated to amount to around€ 270 billion annually.
This 20% target is truly ambitious and will require major efforts by all Member States.
During the transitional periods, derogations from the provisions of the Annexes may be accepted in so far as the national statistical systems require major adaptations.
The proposals that the Commission will be presenting next June require major efforts to achieve the necessary consensus.
During the transition periods,derogations from this Regulation may be accepted by the Commission insofar as the national statistical systems require major adaptations.
Implementing this transformation of the energy sector will require major investment to be undertaken over the next 20 years at probably three or four times higher than the present levels of investment.
This is a matter of great concern, because the Commission's core techniques do not yet meet international standards and still require major improvements.
The modernization and simplification of the rules on the customs debt require major changes, as whether or not a customs debt is incurred should depend on objective circumstances and not on the degree of negligence on the part of the person concerned.
There have been a few small backwards-incompatible changes since 0.95, butthe upgrade process should be fairly simple and should not require major changes to existing applications.
Rapid transition to EVs in the car sector will require major concerted efforts by the car industry, by new providers of recharging infrastructure, by the public sector and by the public.
The Commission may grant a derogation, not exceeding six months,for the starting date of transmission of those data, in so far as the national statistical systems require major adaptations.
The completion of the SESAR programme will require major investments from airspace users which are difficult to justify unless an acceptable return on investments can be established based on the synchronised deployment of air and ground elements.
In such situations, the facial concrete coating canlook quite attractive and match the existing operating conditions, however,when it detects internal defects require major reconstruction.
TITLE III: CUSTOMS DEBT ANDGUARANTEES The modernization and simplification of the rules on the customs debt require major changes, as whether or not a customs debt is incurred should depend on objective circumstances and not on the degree of negligence on the part of the person concerned.
Efforts to reduce this dependence ensuring certainty of uninterrupteddeliveries of knowledge and high tech material require major efforts from governments, ESA and the EU.
The completion of the SESAR programme will require major investments from all parts of the aviation value chain participants, which are difficult to justify unless an acceptable return on investments can be established based on the synchronised deployment of air and ground elements.
During a transitional period that shall not exceed four years from the first reference year,derogations may be granted by the Commission to Member States when their national statistical systems require major adaptations.
During the transitional periods, derogations from the provisions of the Annexes may be accepted Ö granted in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 12(2)Õ in so far as the national statistical systems require major adaptations.
During a transitional period of no more than three years, derogations may, in accordance with the procedure specified in Article 13, be granted pursuant to this Directive,in so far as the national statistical systems require major adaptation.
However, the Commission may grant a derogation, not exceeding one year, concerning the date of the first transmission of quarterly data for the first quarter of 2002 onwards,in so far as the national statistical systems require major adaptations.
However, the Commission may grant a derogation, not exceeding one year, concerning the date of the first transmission of quarterly data from the first quarter of 1999 onwards,in so far as national statistical systems require major adaptations.
For the general government sector(S.13), no later than 30 June 2005; the Commission may grant a derogation, not exceeding six months,for the starting date of transmission of those data, in so far as the national statistical systems require major adaptations.
No later than 30 June 2004 for the transactions in liabilities and liabilities as detailed under Article 3(1); the Commission may grant a derogation, not exceeding 18 months,for the starting date of transmission of those data, in so far as the national statistical systems require major adaptations;
Member States shall compile the data according to the implementation timetable as specified in Annex I. During a transitional period that shall not exceed four years from the first reference year,derogations may be granted by the Commission to Member States when their national statistical systems require major adaptations.
For the central government subsector(S.1311) and for the social security funds subsector(S.1314), no later than 30 June 2004; the Commission may grant a derogation, not exceeding 18 months, for the starting date of transmission of data with breakdown by counterpart sector and of some data on financial transactions and financial assets and liabilities,in so far as the national statistical systems require major adaptations;