Examples of using Considerable additional in English and their translations into Romanian
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None of these options would involve considerable additional costs.
Nevertheless it would impose considerable additional administrative and regulatory burdens on those Member States that already have procedures in place.
For biodiversity, the target of halting biodiversity loss by 2010 will not be met without considerable additional efforts.
This process involves considerable additional translation and administrative costs.
The evaluators consider, however, that the quality of consolidated monitoring data for the programme could be improved without considerable additional effort.
The EESC believes that there should be considerable additional support for food sector organisations from the Eastern Partnership countries.
The Kiev Resolution's overarching target of haltingbiodiversity loss in the region by 2010 will not beachieved without considerable additional efforts and resources.
When designing flat roofs in regions with large amounts of snow, considerable additional weight should be taken into account, and therefore sawn timber of increased thickness should be used.
As the positive results of the Lisbon strategy have shown, where Member States andthe Commission work in partnership to create growth and jobs considerable additional benefits can be delivered.
Despite the considerable additional costs brought about by the merger, Raiffeisen Bank International managed to post a very satisfying full-year profit of more than one billion euros for its first financial year.
Others cover broader and often also newer concepts,which will need considerable additional work before being translated into concrete projects.
In the EESC's view, setting total allowable catches(TACs) for river areas does not make sense because itis administratively cumbersome and its monitoring would entail considerable additional costs.
To further maximise impact,the EU will seek to leverage considerable additional funding by further enhancing its cooperation with major International Financial institutions and through the Neighbourhood Investment Facility(NIF).
In particular, the comparatively modest sums allocated to Erasmus Mundus consortia to administer the courses appear to have had a leverage effect, as considerable additional resources(notably administrative staff time) have been devoted to their implementation.
In the new MFF proposal, the Commission set aside considerable additional resources for the new Erasmus(+) Programme(a 93% real-terms increase compared to the current MFF) as part of its approach to invest in people and to back successful programmes.
Should legislative action be taken at EU level, the Committee would highlight the need to take this opportunity to amend the rules on disclosure, in order to reduce the administrative burden on companies, and particularly SMEs,bearing in mind that disclosing information to national official journals entails considerable additional costs for businesses, without providing real added value, given the possibility of accessing this information in online registers.
The EESC welcomes the initiative to"leverage considerable additional funding by further enhancing its cooperation with major International Financial Institutions and through the Neighbourhood Investment Facility(NIF)" and the mid-term review of EU external financial instruments in 2017.
Although the Commission found that‘[t]he fixed-network connections are in reality a prerequisite for the provision of a variety oftelecommunications services to end-users', and that those services enable considerable additional revenue to be generated(recital 205 to the contested decision), it nevertheless contradicted itself in refusing to take the charges for those telecommunications services into account in its analysis of the margin squeeze.
Iron beds are more compact than wooden, butthe frame material gives them an additional considerable weight.