Examples of using Structural deficiencies in English and their translations into Polish
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The existing warehouse was unsuitable due to structural deficiencies to optimize use.
The underlying structural deficiencies of the labour market are multi-faceted
Based on some quick calculations for water volume and the structural deficiencies, I would say we have 68 minutes until the dam collapses.
The current distribution of EFF funds is based on regional convergence criteria rather than on the composition of the European fleet and its structural deficiencies.
airlines has created fundamental structural deficiencies in the European aviation market which need to be corrected.
However, structural deficiencies at the institutional and political level hinder Europe in the exploitation of its scientific,
Community aid might be made contingent on improvements in Member States where"structural" deficiencies inhibit transposition.
The next reform will have to ensure structural deficiencies of the industry are addressed while ensuring safeguards against any unwanted side effects of the reform.
by legacies inherited from the crisis, as well as by structural deficiencies dating back to the pre-crisis years.
The structural deficiencies of the European early-stage finance market persist, including the absence of private investors,
reliable solution to the structural deficiencies of the business.
it is necessary to maintain the level of aid so that the major structural deficiencies deriving mainly from remoteness
and for the identification of structural deficiencies.
This is attributable to the structural deficiencies of the Haitian State,
Furthermore, the results of the public consultation exercise clearly show the need for continued Community action, in view of the structural deficiencies and market failure in the sector.
This growth in criminality will serve to perpetuate some of the structural deficiencies that provided opportunities for criminal activity in the first place, delaying the introduction of democratic or economic reforms for example.
such as private debt, but also by structural deficiencies dating back to the pre-crisis years.
Exacerbated by structural deficiencies, the banking sector carries significant responsibility for the economic downturn that has resulted in over 26 million unemployed people in Europe today and a crisis which has threatened democratic development in Europe.
only important economic and social costs but also signals structural deficiencies in the labour market that weakens growth potential in the medium to long-term.
the current financial crisis has exposed all of the structural deficiencies of the Serbian economy.
and above all, as a result of structural deficiencies in many- almost all- Member States in other areas, the Member States of the EU have completely different prerequisites.
In order to remedy the structural deficiencies affecting the supply
job creation which persist between regions stem from structural deficiencies in the key factors of competitiveness.
in Member States faced with specific, structural deficiencies in the area of accommodation infrastructure
job creation which persist between regions stem from structural deficiencies in the key factors of competitiveness.
The socio-economic impact of bioenergy is largely contingent on its costs(incentives, structural deficiencies) and benefits(linked activities,
supply to market requirements, would be a suitable way of remedying the said structural deficiencies; whereas provisions for facilitating the formation and operation of such organizations should be adopted;
tens of millions of citizens- very many of whom are young- are without work as a result of structural deficiencies in the European productive system
