Examples of using Increased technical in English and their translations into Slovak
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Substantially increased technical assistance and funding will be needed to achieve this objective.
Together, we provide a stronger presence in the key markets of automotive, industrial and wireless,combined with increased technical and sales support.
The EESC is concerned that increased technical support will divert resources from the actual purpose of the funds, which is to support agriculture and rural development.
We intend to intensify our R&D programme in the attempt tosatisfy the real market requirements because we know that increased technical capabilities and better technology are key factors for doing business in the contemporary world.
(j) assist Member States in circumstances requiring increased technical assistance and operational assistance for implementing the obligation to return illegally staying third-country nationals, including through the coordination or organisation of return operations;
Within the respective mandates of the agencies concerned, cooperate with Europol and Eurojust andprovide support to Member States in circumstances requiring increased technical and operational assistance at the external borders in the fight against cross-border crime and terrorism;
Partnerships with third countries accompanied by increased technical and financial assistance should be offered to promote social and civil dialogues as well as employment and social welfare policies.
The RABITs Regulation, which entered into force on 20 August 2007, has changed in a substantial manner the provisions of the founding Regulation of FRONTEX regarding thesupport to Member States in circumstances requiring increased technical and operational assistance at the external borders.
According to the proposal, a Member State in circumstances requiring increased technical and operational assistance at its external borders may request the Agency to deploy one or more Rapid Border Intervention Teams to its territory on a temporary basis.
A Member State may request that the Agency launch joint operations to face upcoming challenges, including illegal immigration, present or future threats at its external borders or cross-border crime,or provide increased technical and operational assistance when implementing its obligations with regard to external border control.
(c) assist Member States in circumstances requiring increased technical and operational assistance at the external borders by coordinating and organising joint operations, taking into account that some situations may involve humanitarian emergencies and rescue at sea;
In particular, it coordinates and organises return operations from one or more Member States and organises and conducts return interventions to reinforce thereturn system of Member States requiring increased technical and operational assistance when complying with their obligation to return third-country nationals in accordance with that Directive.
Calls on the EIB to provide increased technical support at pre-approval stage for Member States that have a lower success rate for project approval, and encourages the EIB to facilitate exchanges of best practice between Member States in relation to successful project development;
(2)‘joint operation' means an action aimed at tackling illegal immigration or cross-border crime oraimed at providing increased technical and operational assistance at the border of Bosnia and Herzegovina neighbouring a Member State, and deployed in the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina;
The public sector will require increased technical skills to meet challenges in a range of sectors(energy, transport, health, waste management, education, the carbon footprint, the internet of things and the circular economy) applying the new public procurement directives with forms of cooperation involving business networks, work in clusters and new software.
In particular, the Agency should coordinate and organise return operations from one or more Member States and organise and conduct return interventions to reinforce thereturn systems of Member States that require increased technical and operational assistance to comply with their obligation to return third-country nationals in accordance with that Directive.
(d) assist Member States in circumstances requiring increased technical and operational assistance at the external borders by coordinating and organising joint operations, taking into account that some situations may involve humanitarian emergencies and rescue at sea in accordance with Union and international law;
In particular, it should coordinate and organise return operations from one or more Member States and organise and conduct return interventions to reinforce thereturn systems of Member States requiring increased technical and operational assistance to comply with their obligation to return third‑country nationals in accordance with that Directive.
Assisting Member States in circumstances requiring increased technical and operational assistance at the external borders, by launching rapid border interventions at the external borders of those Member States facing specific and disproportionate pressures, taking into account that some situations may involve humanitarian emergencies and rescue at sea;
A Member State may request that the Agency launch joint operations to face upcoming challenges, including illegal immigration, present or future threats at its external borders or cross‑border crime,or to provide increased technical and operational assistance when implementing its obligations with regard to the control of the external borders.
In circumstances requiring increased technical and operational assistance, the Agency may coordinate operational cooperation between Member States and third countries in the field of management of external borders, and it shall have the possibility of carrying out joint operations at the external borders involving one or more Member States and a third country neighbouring at least one of those Member States, subject to the agreement of that neighbouring third country, including on the territory of that third country.
Member States may request the Agency to launch joint operations to face upcoming challenges, including present or future threats at the external borders resulting from irregular immigration or cross-border crime,or to provide increased technical and operational assistance when implementing their obligations with regard to the control of the external borders.
This should be achieved by, among other things, creating innovative features, such as interactive tools, editing and design of documents, by seeking to ensure more comprehensive, effectiveand efficient tools and simplification, as well as increased technical interoperability and synergies between related tools, including those developed by third parties, and by taking into account the specific needs of people with disabilities.
FRONTEX coordinates operational cooperation between Member States in the field of management of external borders; assists Member States in the training of national border guards, including the establishment of common training standards; carries out risk analyses; follows up the development of research relevant for the control and surveillance of external borders;assists Member States in circumstances requiring increased technical and operational assistance at external borders; and provides Member States with the necessary support in organising joint return operations.
Increase technical accessibility.
The increasing technical fusion of residential and working spaces is especially noticeable.