Examples of using Could complement in English and their translations into Slovak
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Battery storage could complement the pumped storage.
An insurance mechanismbased on voluntary contributions from Member States could complement this support function.
Around 1,500 volunteers could complement the system of professionals.
The Commission is not aware of any other suitable methodology butwould consider positively any suggestions for a feasible methodology that could complement the Commission's calculations.
EIF issues of Eurobonds could complement EIB bonds in joint project financing.
The first article reviews conceptual issues surrounding market discipline for banks anddescribes to what extent market discipline could complement supervisory activities.
The Forum could complement other Committee activities related to the sustainable development agenda.
Various sources of other co-financing from national, regional and local sources could complement the Erasmus grant funded by the European Union.
Structural reform could complement these regulatory reforms and increase their effectiveness for too large and complex banks.
Furthermore, given the borderless nature of cyber threats,there is a need to increase capabilities at Union level that could complement the action of Member States, in particular in the case of large scale cross-border cyber incidents and crises.
It realized drones could complement its existing network of trucks, which deliver $600 million of medical supplies around the country.
It believes that both the International Finance Facility(IFF) and the imposition of dedicated international taxes- which, in order to be effective, will have to obtain a broad political consensus-could be viable and could complement one another.
French and other experienced Western troops could complement U.S. forces, as could effective Iraqi and Syrian formations.
The EESC could complement the consultation process and existing civil dialogue structures in the EC through its forum and semi-permanent structures.
More active support to domestic demand in the surplus countries could complement the action of monetary authorities and be consistent with rebalancing objectives.
The EESC regrets that the list of indicators seems to be insufficient and highlights the importance of appropriate indicators for monitoring and evaluating the programme,but would point out that the ESIF includes an extensive list of indicators that could complement those proposed by the SRSP.
Contributions from global sources could complement other public finance contributions and could be directed through global accounts.
The EESC supports the importance of the Member States and the Commission agreeing on a set of comparable indicators and measurable targets within a relevant timeframe as a mean of enabling the national authorities to evaluate progress in reducing health inequalities andhelp areas where European initiatives could complement national efforts.
In addition, national apiculture programmes could complement these efforts through training to broaden public and professional understanding on the importance of wild pollinators.
The European Council is of the opinion that an electronic system for recording entry to and exit from Member States could complement the existing systems, in order to allow Member States to share data effectively while guaranteeing data protection rules.
Secondly, a corrective bank tax could complement the essential regulatory measures(including the bank levy and resolution fund) designed to enhance the efficiency of financial markets and to reduce their volatility.
Furthermore, such temporary measures should no longerbe authorised as a means of last resort but could complement Union action in the context of public intervention, private storage and the exceptional measures envisaged by Regulation(EU) No 1308/2013.
Believes that the Commission could complement the blacklisting proposals with sanctions for companies such as exclusion from public contracts, EU funding and state aid;
Furthermore, given the borderless nature of cyber-threats,there is a need to increase capabilities at Union level that could complement the action of member states, in particular in cases of large-scale cross-border incidents and crises, while taking into account the importance of maintaining and further enhancing the national capabilities to respond to cyber threats of all scales.
The tools outlined below could complement ex ante resolution funds and provide authorities with a set of sufficiently robust measures to deal with distressed large and very complex financial institutions.
It might be worth reflecting on whether a risk-based taxonomy could complement the current approach and better assist public authorities, including central banks, in identifying which assets are the most exposed to physical and transition risks.
Furthermore, given the borderless nature of cyber threats,there is a need to increase capabilities at Union level that could complement the action of Member States, in particular in cases of large-scale cross-border incidents and crises, while taking into account the importance of maintaining and further enhancing the national capabilities to respond to cyber threats of all scales.
In particular, a mixture of precision agriculture, involving further development of ICT and satellite systems,and agro-ecology could complement conventional agriculture by providing a set of principles and practices intended to enhance the sustainability of farming systems, such as recycling biomass, securing favourable soil conditions, fostering crop diversification and minimising the use of pesticides.