Examples of using Fully exploiting in English and their translations into Slovak
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Fully exploiting freedom of establishment.
Industry Fully Exploiting HPC.
Fully exploiting freedom of establishment.
It will be difficult to maintain this commitment without fully exploiting the potential offered by ICTs.
Fully exploiting digital transformation.
Social nudity constitutes an essential characteristic of naturism, fully exploiting the beneficial effects of the sun, the air, and water.
Fully exploiting the reciprocal benefits of foreign trade and openness.
The result isa“human-tech” design with strong emotional quality, fully exploiting the opportunity presented by the car's lower centre of gravity.
(1) Fully exploiting the potential of the EU ETS to contribute to the EU's overall GHG reduction commitments in an economically efficient manner.
Moderate economic recovery of recent months is forcing us to start fully exploiting the potential of the single market and this way to contribute to addressing the employment issues.
Fully exploiting the completed 2006 Corine land cover inventory and related data bases, in particular the high-resolution soil sealing information;
In its Communication published today,the Commission outlines ways for the EU and its Member States to start fully exploiting the great potential offered by volunteering activities.
This includes fully exploiting the role of the European Institute of Innovation and Technology(EIT) and the Marie Curie Actions, while drawing out the lessons learned in both.
The success of a particular economic return of this project is a optimum design of biogas plantproject to make the most efficient solution fully exploiting local conditions, in particular.
Fully exploiting the potential of the EU ETS to contribute to the EU's overall greenhouse gas reduction commitments in an economically efficient manner.
There needs to be more focus on developing the skillsand competencies necessary for fully exploiting innovation and knowledge transfer activities in combination with the commercialisation of new technologies23.
Considers the economic governance framework to be a key political initiative that underpins the foundations of the Europe 2020 goals andflagship initiatives which are aimed at fully exploiting the Single Market's untapped growth potential;
Empowering women to take leadership positions and thereby fully exploiting human capital, is key for addressing the EU's demographic challenges, for competing successfully in a globalised economy and for ensuring a comparative advantage vis-à-vis third countries.
Horizon 2020 will endow Europe with world-class researchinfrastructures that are accessible to all researchers in Europe and fully exploiting their potential for scientific advancement and innovation.
Fully exploiting possibilities to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the existing EU budget through stronger prioritisation and better alignment of EU expenditure with the goals of the Europe 2020 to address the present fragmentation of EU funding instruments(e.g. R&D and innovation, key infrastructure investments in cross-border energy and transport networks, and low-carbon technology).
This Communication presents a set of ambitious measures that focus on whatcan be achieved in the short term both by the ICT sector and by fully exploiting the enabling capacity of ICTs in all sectors of society and the economy.
The proposed Knowledge and Innovation Communities(KIC) on sustainable energy and climate change adaptation and mitigation of the European Institute of Technology(EIT) will have an entrepreneurial outlook,fostering new talent and fully exploiting new innovation opportunities.
Since the ECB attaches the utmost importance to structural reforms in the MemberStates as the main means of combating unemployment and fully exploiting the growth potential of the euro area, the ECB 's participation in the EPC offers a useful opportunity to contribute to the Committee 's work.
(16b) In order to considerably reduce the administrative burden faced by companies, the Commission could consider measures suchas automating the submission and verification of emissions reports, fully exploiting the potential of information and communication technologies;
Urges the Member States to step up information-sharing andoperational cooperation in the fields of intelligence by interconnecting national databases and fully exploiting existing frameworks such as Europol's secure information and intelligence platform(SIENA) and by maximising the use of other Europol platforms and services;
(16a) In order to considerably reduce the administrative burden faced by companies, it should be left open to the Commission toconsider measures such as automating the submission and verification of emissions reports, fully exploiting the potential of information and communication technologies.
Emphasises the importance of the role developing countries also play in attaining the objectives of the Paris Agreement andthe need to help those countries implement their climate plans, fully exploiting the synergies with the relevant Sustainable Development Goals of the climate measures implemented, the Addis Ababa Action Plan and Agenda 2030;
Urges the Member States to set up structured information-sharing and operational cooperation between border management, police and other law enforcement agencies,as well as intelligence-sharing by interconnecting national databases and fully exploiting existing frameworks such as Europol's secure information and intelligence platform(SIENA) and by maximising the use of other Europol platforms and services;