Examples of using Implementation costs in English and their translations into Slovak
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Implementation costs of the survey.
Low or minimal implementation costs.
Implementation costs(taking account of simplification measures);
NET, to shorten time to market and sink the implementation costs.
Euro changeover implementation costs should be as low as possible.
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Each enterprise-grade company is specific and, therefore, the implementation costs differ.
Implementation costs in PS relate to i.e. standards for curricula.
Assessment of the administrative and implementation costs of the preferred option.
The measures must be appropriate to the available technologies and implementation costs.
These were omitted on the grounds that implementation costs would have been too high.
There will be implementation costs resulting from programmes of measures agreed at regional level.
Aggregating demand for launch services to provide visibility to industry andreduce implementation costs;
A harmonised approach reduces programme implementation costs and avoids confusion for consumers.
SCOs can reduce the administrative burden for beneficiaries andhelp reduce implementation costs.
This lowers implementation costs and avoids duplication efforts, as only one audit is needed for certification.
In this regard, there is an opinion that it is worthto differentiate thecost price of production for production costs and implementation costs.
Impact on Member States: Implementation costs are considerably lower than the alternative option of harmonising national rules.
This option provides reasonable protection against supply disruptions but its implementation costs would fall primarily on a few Member States.
The implementation costs of the classification methodology should be minimised and acceptable to the consumer complaint bodies.
Today's forecast assumes a short- to midterm increase inbunker prices between US$ 180 and US$ 400 per TEU(incl. all implementation costs).
Some modest one-off transposition and ongoing implementation costs can be expected as legal frameworks of Member States will need to be adapted.
CADWorx E&I has an integrated instrumentation and electrical environment,saving time and money by improving coordination and reducing implementation costs.
Therefore, such implementation costs can be absorbed to some extent by current structures in Member States and therefore these costs would be limited.
As regards the negotiation mechanismaimed at facilitating the licensing of VoD rights, the implementation costs would be limited, as MS could rely on existing structures with the necessary expertise.
However, the Commission notes that the Common Position is not as ambitious as the Commission's initial proposal in particular as regards its overall ambition,the binding nature of the good environmental status objective, and implementation costs.
To ensure consistency and reduce implementation costs, the proposal makes use of the existing architecture of the Community scheme as much as possible.
When compared with conventional rail systems, Panasonic's system implementation costs reduce to between 25 and 50 percent(and maintenance costs are reduced to 20 percent).
Transitional implementation costs would be relatively light since they principally involve modifications to an existing tax scheme and would be off-set in the longer term by the savings made by eliminating administration and compliance costs related to RT.
In terms of economic impact/costs, the implementation costs are most relevant: they are at approximately 5 FTEs per year, plus costs of approximately 76 000 EUR.
In addition,Option 4 can be expected to have the highest overall implementation costs, as even countries with already well established donation and transplantation systems will need to change some of their infrastructures and processes to comply with EU prescriptions.
