Examples of using In particular in terms in English and their translations into Slovak
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Use of both of these mechanisms of budgetary treatment should be possible,depending on what is feasible, in particular in terms of timing.
Timulate debate about the impact and potential of the right to free movement, in particular in terms of strengthening cohesion and people's mutual understanding of one another.
A description of the type of retail investor to whom thePRIIP is intended to be marketed, in particular in terms of the ability to bear investment loss and the investment horizon;
The EATMN, its systems and their constituents shall support, on a coordinated basis, new agreed and validated concepts of operation that improve the quality andeffectiveness of air navigation services, in particular in terms of safety and capacity.
(viii) a description of the type of pension saver to whom thePEPP is intended to be marketed, in particular in terms of the ability to bear investment loss and the investment horizon;
EU added value-The EU added value of setting up BEREC, in particular in terms of its advising the EU institutions, is linked to the functioning of the internal market for electronic communications.
Full implementation of this obligation will make a significantcontribution to reducing the environmental impact of biowaste, in particular in terms of emissions of greenhouse gases.
(3) The size of the MEDIADesks network harbours a certain potential, in particular in terms of sharing information and good practices and contributing to cross-border exchanges.
(ii) increased use of selective distribution systems, where the products can only be sold by pre-selected authorised sellers,allows manufacturers to better control their distribution networks, in particular in terms of the quality of distribution but also price;
These media literacy guidelinesexamine media education from various angles, in particular in terms of social inclusion, active citizenship, critical thinking, creativity and self-expression.
Interventions will respect the recommendations made in the OECD/DACGood Practice Guidelines on budget support, in particular in terms of alignment, coordination and conditions.
(b) the objectives for the core network corridor in particular in terms of performance expressed as the quality of the service, its capacity and its compliance with the requirements set out in Chapter II;
(viii) a description of the type of pension saver to whom thePEPP is intended to be marketed, in particular in terms of the ability to bear investment loss and the investment horizon;
Underlines the potential of mountainous volcanic regions and volcanoes, in particular in terms of the contribution of volcanology to the achievement of renewable energy targets and to the prevention and management of natural disasters, such as volcanic eruptions;
The foreseeable evolution of the general situation of the potentiallyaffected air transport services markets, in particular in terms of level of fares or rates, capacity and frequency of air transport services or use of the network.
(2) In view of this,social indicators should be of the necessary high quality, in particular in terms of their robustness, their timeliness, their relevance, their adaptability to new users' requests, as well as their comparability and efficiency.
Any assessment of the effectiveness of the policy will additionally beaffected by the fragmentary knowledge of the baseline situations in particular in terms of biodiversity and the quality of soil, including organic carbon content(see paragraphs 15 to 16).
Before the end of 2006,the Supervisory Authority will have the necessary resources, in particular in terms of staff, to complete the tasks of the Joint Undertaking, namely to complete the development phase and prepare for the subsequent phases of the programme.
Strengthening the rule of law is akey challenge for most of the countries in the enlargement process, in particular in terms of improving the functioning and independence of the judiciary and fighting corruption and organised crime.
Calls for greater flexibility with regard tologbooks for vessels of less than 12 metres, in particular in terms of the requirement that documents must be sent within 48 hours, as this represents a considerable administrative burden;
The Agenda for New Skills and Jobs underlines the need tomatch skills supply with labour market needs, in particular in terms of newly-emerging and expanding skills such as those required by green and greener jobs.
Considers that further opportunities for cooperation between the WTO andCITES should be explored, in particular in terms of offering technical assistance and capacity building on trade and environment matters to officials from developing countries;
Stimulating a debate about the impact and potential of the right to free movement,as an inalienable aspect of Union citizenship, in particular in terms of strengthening societal cohesion and mutual understanding between Union citizens and the bond between citizens and the Union.
To stimulate a debate about the impact and potential of the right to free movement,as an inalienable aspect of Union citizenship, in particular in terms of strengthening societal cohesion and mutual understanding between Union citizens and the bond between citizens and the Union.
Also, currently there is no obligation for national public authorities to regularly monitor the use andeffectiveness of the ADR entities, in particular in terms of the Commission's quality criteria(such as suitable qualifications, impartiality, transparency, effectiveness and fairness).
An EU-wide common approach on documentationrequirements was considered beneficial both for taxpayers, in particular in terms of reducing compliance costs and the exposure to documentation related penalties and for tax administrations due to enhanced transparency and consistency.
ACKNOWLEDGING that a common EU-wide approach ondocumentation requirements is beneficial both for taxpayers, in particular in terms of reducing compliance costs and exposure to documentation-related penalties, and for tax administrations due to enhanced transparency and consistency.