Examples of using Competitive development in English and their translations into Slovak
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Competitive development in phases.
We also need a comprehensive project for modern and competitive development of the Northern Sea Route.
Competitive development of renewables;
Work on cutting red tape and streamlining structures and processes,to free up resources for sustainable, competitive development and jobs;
In addition, for a balanced and competitive development, public funds should not be used for one objective only.
National space policies' target is national industry,which may be detrimental to the competitive development of the European space industry;
Assemble a number of potential competitive development paths for production and use of energy in Europe, in line with long-term global climate targets;
Since the structural measures will be well established, it would be possible to removethese caps before 2022 if market data indicate sufficient competitive development.
In the short term a competitive development process may involve a higher investment compared to procuring a limited R& D test solution from one supplier.
Therefore, complementing fiscal surveillance, the Commission intends coming forward with proposals for the broadening of economic surveillance in the euro area,addressing macro-economic imbalances and competitive developments.
In order to assess the competitive development in the roaming markets BEREC shall collect regularly data on the development of retail and wholesale charges for voice, SMS and data roaming services.
The time has now come at this stage to show political courage and foresight with regard to the desire to overcome the crisis andcreate the conditions for the competitive development of Europe, a development that would ensure the well-being of all Europeans.
In order to assess the competitive developments in the Union-wide roaming markets, BEREC shall regularly collect data from national regulatory authorities on the development of retail and wholesale charges for regulated voice, SMS and data roaming services.
An approach based on simpler, transparent, unambiguous procedures and rules together with measures based on fixed, non-discretionary criteria which are compatible with the Lisbon agenda as regards harmonious,cohesive and competitive development at global level;
The overall objective of this Programme is to support sustainable and competitive development of the aquaculture sector and fish processing in the utilization of innovations with regard to resource efficiency, environmental protection and compliance with the rules of the Common Fisheries Policy.
The wholesale price caps should in principle be maintained throughout the regulatory period in order to guarantee sufficient stability for new market entrants, also with a possibility of beingremoved if market data indicate sufficient competitive development.
PCP is a public procurement of Research and Development(R&D)services involving risk-benefit sharing under market conditions and competitive development in phases, where there is a clear separation between the procurement of the R&D from the deployment of commercial volumes of end-products.
In order to assess competitive developments in the Union-wide roaming markets, BEREC shall collect data regularly from national regulatory authorities on developments in retail and wholesale charges for regulated voice, SMS and data roaming services, including wholesale charges applied for balanced and unbalanced roaming traffic respectively.
The EESC considers the driving role of engineers and technicians in the practical implementation of the European reindustrialisation strategy to be essential, providing viable solutions for lean, clean and green processes,products and services in response to the challenges of sustainable, competitive development.
In order to assess the competitive developments in the Union-wide roaming markets, BEREC has to regularly collect data from national regulatory authorities on the development of retail and wholesale charges for regulated voice, SMS and data roaming services, including wholesale charges applied for balanced and unbalanced roaming traffic respectively.
(8)'pre-commercial procurement' means the procurement of research anddevelopment services involving risk-benefit sharing under market conditions, competitive development in phases, where there is a clear separation of the research and development services procured from the deployment of commercial volumes of end-products;
In order to assess competitive developments in the Union-wide roaming markets, BEREC shall regularly collect data from national regulatory authorities on developments in retail and wholesale charges for regulated voice, SMS and data roaming services, including wholesale charges applied for balanced and unbalanced roaming traffic respectively.
In Horizon 2020, means the procurement of research anddevelopment services involving risk-benefit sharing under market conditions, and competitive development in phases, where there is a clear separation of the research and development services procured from the deployment of commercial volumes of end-products.
In order to assess the competitive developments in Union-wide roaming markets and to report regularly on changes in actual wholesale roaming charges for unbalanced traffic between roaming providers, BEREC should be given the task of collecting data from national regulatory authorities on the actual charges applied for balanced and unbalanced traffic respectively.
Points out that the main form in which foreign companies are allowed to set up in China is through joint ventures- a mechanism which is very restrictive andtoo often associated with strategic technology transfers that may favour the competitive development of China to the detriment of European industry in fields in which the EU is at the forefront;
Underlines that Switzerland strongly benefits from democratic and competitive development throughout its European neighbours and that its financial contributions to programmes such as the Cohesion Fund are therefore in its own interest and should be continued, and welcomes the positive results of the contribution in the receiving Member States;
The EESC stresses that forums for the exchange of experience, best practice and dialogue amongst stakeholders should be strengthened through expertise from European and national standardisation institutions, industry, SMEs, employee representatives, consumers and NGOs, in order to support the development of standardisation procedures,in accordance with the Lisbon Strategy and the principle of sustainable, competitive development.
The 2004-2006 reporting period, accompanied by the continuous periodic decrease of the total quantity of share, does not take into consideration the fact that the aviation sector is under full development in the new Member States, thus disadvantaging the airline operators in these countries and,at the same time, it could prevent a competitive development of the European aviation sector, according to the transport requirements brought about by the economic and social development of the European Union.
