Examples of using A coverage in English and their translations into Romanian
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Provide a coverage option in advance.
In 1998, SWR came to the village and made a coverage on the church street.
Ensures a coverage radius of 3-5 km in urban areas and 13-15 km in rural environments;
By ensuring for instance a coverage of the gambling sector;
A coverage map on the screen informs operators of the changes in real time.
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Add"text" or"text-summary" to see a coverage summary in the console output.
A coverage about the extreme areas in which technology can crossover, especially when interacting with art.
The INSAFE network has grown from a coverage of 21 countries in 2006 to 34 countries in 2008.
Web Coverage Service(WCS) for sharing geospatial data stored and managed as a coverage across the web.
When an article or a coverage don't raise awareness of the historical, social and political context.
You will be able to maintain audio contact with a maximum of eight of your friends,with the perfection of the HD audio, and a coverage of 2.0 km.
Type A coverage(FLEXA) offers indemnification for partial or total damage occurring as a result of events such as.
One of the local television studios wants to do a coverage on people supporting the community with their businesses and actions.
The TV channel will be available as part of basic serviceoperator to all subscribers, residing in a coverage area of the satellite"Express-1 AMU".
Average contract cost for a coverage of €175 million worth of underlying transactions: €75,000(€430 per checked million).
For example, the Czech Republic, which currently holds the presidency of the European Council,has a coverage ratio lower than 10% for the under three age group.
That alternative approach shall ensure a coverage comparable to that specified in paragraph 1(a) and an equivalent collection of data.
I would like to say that starting this year,Dolj has more than 90 community nurses, which means a coverage of more than 90% of the human resource needs.".
Seven Member States(EE, SI, HU, FI, PT, SK,AT) have a coverage rate that is substantial but nevertheless still some way short of the target, between 70% and 85%.
LARICE SRL- was created in 2003, at the same time the company opens a successful food distribution business with a coverage of about 1000 economic agents.
Increases the sales The Web platform offers the advantage of a coverage area much more extended than the possibilities offered by the sales persons.
Statistics show that, with regard to immunization,the coverage is below 75% in Romania, for several types of vaccines, while the WHO recommends a coverage of over 95%.
Yet there are 15 Member States that have a coverage ratio lower than the European average, which falls far short of the Barcelona objectives.
I don't know why National Geographic has done this, they have never done this before, butthey're allowing me to show you a few images from a coverage that I have just completed that is not published yet.
By ensuring for instance a coverage of the gambling sector(the former directive covered only casinos) and by including an explicit reference to tax crimes.
(*) the reported uncertainty is an expandeduncertainty calculated using a coverage factor of k= 2, which gives a level of confidence ofapproximately 95%.
While seven Member States(FI, IT, CY, EE, DE, IE, LV) have reached an intermediate level of coverage(between 16 and 26%), eight Member States(EL, HU, MT, SK, LT, AT, CZ, PL)show a coverage rate of 10% or less.
(b)the need to ensure by the initial network a coverage of the needs of industry and areas of public interest and a comprehensive and balanced geographical coverage. .
In 2007, Moldova has become a net external creditor in terms of state debt(official reserves exceeded 1.5 billion dollars)and ensured a coverage of imports for more than three months in June 2008.
The 16% share of American GDP devoted to health spending is high for a coverage that is more limited than that of Europe, which is provided with lower costs(average of OECD countries: 8.9% of GDP)9.