Examples of using Whose potential in English and their translations into Romanian
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An efficient Media Desks network, whose potential can still be developed further.
Cargo transportation companies, including Swiss multinational transport and logistics group AsstrA-Associated Traffic AG,seek to expand last-mile delivery services, whose potential is steadily growing.
(d) local cultural events, whose potential audience is restricted locally65.
IWT is considered as an environmentally-friendly mode of transport whose potential is as yet under-used.
A moment of impact whose potential for change has ripple effects far beyond what we can predict.
To this end,SAR mailed the CNSAS with a list of categories of people whose potential collaboration with the Securitate should be revealed.
The European Union and many of its Member States also participate in multi-lateral co-operation initiatives, such as the International Partnership for the Hydrogen Economy(IPHE), the Carbon Sequestration Leadership Forum(CSLF) andthe Generation IV International Forum(GIF), whose potential has still to be fully realised.
(30) This Directive is concerned with installations whose potential for pollution, and therefore transfrontier pollution, is significant.
The horizontal social clause(Article 9 TFEU) is one of the Lisbon treaty's main social policy innovations, whose potential needs to be used to the full.
Invites the Commission to maintain the structure of those programmes whose potential has not yet been fully exploited, including the cross-sectoral strand of Creative Europe, and in particular the Cultural and Creative Sector Guarantee Facility and its joint actions with the European Fund for Strategic Investment(EFSI), which are crucial for support of cultural and creative industries;
These two areas clearly demonstrate that the EU already has a well-established andcomprehensive strategy for the South Caucasus, whose potential we are seeking to exploit to the fullest extent, a strategy to bring this region closer to the European Union.
Much of the material accessible through Europeana is older, i.e. out of copyright, items, due mainly to the difficulties and cost of rights clearance to digitise and give access to in-copyright material(even for material that is no longer commercially distributed or out-of-print)or material whose potential right-holders are unknown(orphan works).
The therapeutic agents to be found out in the honey bee therapeutic products produced by the Apitherapy Medical Center, whose potential we have already checked, so far as allowed by the means that we could have both in the basic scientific research and in clinical research(summarized in Chapter IV.), are the same ones that are accredited by the medical sciences and pharmacology as havig an intervention potentially in autoimmune, viral blood, respiratory diseases, etc….
Carol 53 is a pilot programme which can serve as a model of pragmatic approach for ginger groups and for abandoned ordegraded spaces whose potential is ignored or lost during bureaucratic processes which result in their total destruction.
Whereas this Directive is concerned with installations whose potential for pollution, and therefore transfrontier pollution, is significant; whereas transboundary consultation is to be organized where applications relate to the licensing of new installations or substantial changes to installations which are likely to have significant negative environmental effects; whereas the applications relating to such proposals or substantial changes will be available to the public of the Member State likely to be affected;
CAROL 53 is a pilot program that, by documenting it, can serve as a model for pragmatic initiative groups for abandoned ordegraded areas whose potential is ignored or lost in bureaucratic processes, resulting in their destruction or irretrievable loss.
(5) Whereas, in June 1994, in their report on'Europe and the global information society', which they prepared for the Corfu European Council of 24 and 25 June 1994, the members of a group of prominent representatives of industry recommended the implementation of trans-European telecommunications networks and the securing of their interconnectivitywith all European networks; whereas the report identified mobile communications as a pillar of the information society whose potential should be strengthened; whereas the Corfu European Council gave its general approval to that recommendation;
Tereus is the only one whose fighting potential compares to Briareos.
In parallel, structural reforms aimed at unlocking growthpotential must continue or be stepped up especially in countries whose growth potential is limited by structural growth bottlenecks.
This is the only species whose genetic potential decreases with every generation.
These rock columns form a natural fortress whose defensive potential was exploited since ancient times.
Women of childbearing potential whose periods are irregular or have stopped must follow all the advice on effective contraception.
These columns of rock have formed a natural fortress, whose defensive potential has been exploited since ancient times.
Stresses that Natura 2000 is still a relatively young network, whose full potential is far from having been achieved;
They are presented here as indicative of potential paths whose impact will be analysed before final decisions are made.
Targeting specific groups whose entrepreneurial potential is not being tapped to its fullest extent or who are not reached by traditional business outreach programmes.
Given the urgency of the situation, the Commission has identified a number of priority proposals with a substantial growth potential whose adoption should be accelerated in order to kick-start growth8.
Since this is a question of expenditure that boosts growth potential and whose proceeds will also benefit future generations, financing should also be spread over several generations.
We have a stable market, with growth potential, whose image has changed a lot in a positive sense, during recent years, through the efforts of all associations of this field, benefiting from the support of the ONJN to the good of our industry.