Examples of using Considerable scope in English and their translations into Slovak
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Political parties at European level have considerable scope for action.
The GDPR confers a considerable scope of rights on you which we respect and allow you to exercise in full extent.
As far as budget support is concerned,the legal framework of the EDFs offers considerable scope for interpretation and exemptions.
However, there is still considerable scope to reduce the estimated error rate through better use of existing control systems and corrective measures.
Low labour productivity andhigh mark-ups indicate that Germany has considerable scope to improve the performance of professional services.
There is, however, considerable scope for administrations at all levels to further reduce their environmental impact through their purchasing decisions.
We have already managed this for rail and air transport,although there is considerable scope for improvement with regard to denied boarding.
The sector also offers considerable scope for improvement by developing new engine technologies, using cleaner fuels and reducing navigation speeds.
Sectoral: thanks to the Sectoral Social Dialogue Committees(SSDCs) in particular, there is considerable scope for anticipating the changes under way and managing them more effectively.
There is considerable scope here for greater integration and increased competition, which could be one of the biggest gains from a common system for calculating the corporate tax base.
The Commission believes that within the current programming period there is considerable scope for the managing authorities to deploy available resources more effectively.
There is still considerable scope for improving the design of the tax system by further broadening tax bases, allowing for both lower statutory rates and fewer distortions.
Regulatory practices concerning raw materials vary widely within the EU andthere is considerable scope for improvement in individual countries by disseminating information about best practices.
There is still considerable scope for removing administrative barriers and tapping the potential of aggregated and strategic public procurement to get better value for public money.
This need exists against a background of rapidly evolving information and communication technology,which presents considerable scope for streamlining reporting systems and making more effective use of available data.
However, we must acknowledge that there is considerable scope for strengthening the international services trade, with the benefits that this would bring, both for companies and, even more so, for the consumer.
Pursuant to Article 33 of the Directive, the Commission's First report on its implementation3 concluded that, although no legislative changes were needed,work had to be done and that there was considerable scope for improvement in implementing the Directive.
The report says that there is considerable scope for enhancing children's protection in these sectors.
There is still considerable scope for integrating in the planning documents proper performance indicators and strategic objectives that would allow an efficient impact assessment of aid interventions.
This current Scoreboard both presents the degree of economic integration achieved-illustrating that there is considerable scope for further integration if and when existing barriers are eliminated- and analyses how well Member States apply Internal Market rules in practice.
There is considerable scope in the Member States for improving the quality of public expenditure by shifting resources, notably state aid, to more productive use and by closer co-ordination between Member States to avoid costly duplication of efforts.
The evidence gathered in the Commission's Staff working document SEC(2006)439 showed that there was considerable scope for improved access to information, administrative cooperation and compliance monitoring, inter alia by identifying and disseminating best practices.
In addition, there is also considerable scope to enhance EU support for intra-regional Maghreb cooperation and Maghreb-Sub-Saharan African cooperation in the area of migration and mobility.
As illustrated by the national and regional differences in cancer incidence and mortality,there is considerable scope for reducing the European burden of cancer through a joint response, guided by evidence-based strategies for disease prevention and control.
The EESC, however notes that there is considerable scope for disputes between national competent authorities of Member States and the principal tax authority concerning requests for an opinion by the competent authority, revenue audits and formula apportionment issues.
The report says that there is considerable scope for enhancing children's protection in these sectors.
Studies have confirmed that there is considerable scope for cost-effective green public procurement(GPP)- in particular in sectors where green products are not more expensive than the non-green alternatives(taking into account the life cycle cost of the product).
As illustrated by national differences in cancer mortality, there is considerable scope to reduce deaths from cancer across the Community by sharing information and exchange of best practice in cancer prevention and control on an EU level.