Examples of using Efficient exploitation in English and their translations into Slovak
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For efficient exploitation of the reserves.
One of the design parameters for our products is the efficient exploitation.
It could also provide a basis for an efficient exploitation of finite natural resources by both public and private entities.
As has been rightly emphasised,greater competitiveness of coal on the energy market depends on efficient exploitation of regional resources.
(c) the efficient exploitation of marine resources and the marketing of products so produced and, in the case of landlocked countries, inland fisheries;
The resulting findings arethe basis for the conclusions and recommendations for the further efficient exploitations of the enterprise manufacturing operations and the resulting opportunities.
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(14) As fish stocks are shared resources, their sustainable and efficient exploitation can, in certain instances, be better achieved by organisations composed of members from different Member States.
An integrated EU infrastructure funding framework would allow exploiting cross-sector synergies at project development and implementation level,enabling cost savings and/or more efficient exploitation and higher returns.
Administrative barriers and poor management prevent the efficient exploitation of ports and airports, having a negative impact on two of the most important sectors of the economy: the logistics industry and the tourism sector.
Maintaining and increasing competitiveness means enhancing the cost-effectiveness of forestry,creating favourable operating conditions for efficient exploitation of commercial forest stands and developing timber production methods.
As fish stocks are shared resources, their sustainable and efficient exploitation can, in certain instances, be better achieved by organisations composed of members from different Member States and different regions.
An integrated EU infrastructure funding framework could allow exploiting cross-sector synergies at project development and implementation level,enabling cost savings and/or more efficient exploitation and higher returns.
Intellectual property rights governing EU research andinnovation funding are decisive for efficient exploitation and technology transfer, while at the same time they need to ensure access to and rapid dissemination of scientific results.
The activities set out below aim at: the efficient exploitation of space assets(in coordination with in-situ assets, including airborne assets) for the implementation of applications, namely GMES(Global Monitoring for Environment and Security) and their contribution to law enforcement in EUCommunity policies; as well as space exploration, allowing international cooperation opportunities and dramatic technological breakthroughs as well as cost-effective missions; exploitation  and exploration of space supported through enabling activities guaranteeing the strategic role of the European Union.
All this new equipment will provide the Grand-Bornandresort with high-performance snow-making tools which contribute to the efficient exploitation of the skiable area, especially at the start of the season, and guarantee optimum preparation of the slopes when they are opened.
Whereas, since fish stocks are shared resources, their sustainable and efficient exploitation can, in certain instances, be better achievedy can sometimes be exploited more sustainable and effectively by organisations composed of members from different EU States and regions;
When assessing the need to renew rights of use, Member States should weigh the competitiveimpact of renewing assigned rights against the promotion of more efficient exploitation or of innovative new uses that might result if the band were opened to new users.
Whereas, since fish stocks are shared resources, their sustainable and efficient exploitation can, in certain instances, be better achieved by organisations composed of members from different EU States and regions and should therefore be approached and studied on region by region basis;
When assessing the need to renew rights of use, Member States should weigh the competitiveimpact of renewing assigned rights against the promotion of more efficient exploitation or of innovative new uses that might result if the band were opened to new users.
Our goals focus on sustainable development of area we cover with our activity,implementation of guidelines of the Local Strategy of Development, more efficient exploitation of development potential of rural and small town areas, improvement of their competitiveness as places for living and conducting business activity, and also on activation and supporting the cooperation of local communities.