Examples of using Insularity in English and their translations into Slovak
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Computer
-
Programming
Accessibility and insularity.
Insularity condition(debate).
Programme of Options Specifically Relating to Remoteness and Insularity(POSEI).
Insularity and remoteness- seeing opportunities in geographical constraints.
POSEI(Programme of Options Specifically Relating to Remoteness and Insularity).
Moreover, the remoteness and insularity of this region do not allow other sources of raw milk.
The same applies to archipelagos affected by double or multiple insularity.
The EESC endorses the objective of eliminating energy insularity, set by the European Council in February 2011.
In response to the paranoid condition of hyper-connectivity, we are offered a complete,silent insularity.
Insularity: all too often, universities are in an ivory tower, with inadequate links to business and society;
The bifurcated desert-sea nature of Omanhas induced a tension between cosmopolitan worldliness and insularity.
Insularity is also characterised by the following issue(problems which also determine their long-term development prospects).
In this respect,I made contributions aimed at clearly recognising insularity and remoteness as factors restraining development.
It should also perhaps revise upwards the aid measures foreseen underPOSEI(Programme of Options Specifically Relating to Remoteness and Insularity).
A part of the Jehovah's Witnesses insularity is what they call their“judicial committee”- a body of elders who issue judgement upon their peers.
This is why it is essential to adapt the Communitypolicies to take account of this constraint resulting from insularity and remoteness.
The development of the outermost regions is circumscribed by their remoteness, insularity, climate and difficult geographical features, and their economic dependence on a limited number of goods and services.
It should also be possible for the EMFF to support a compensation of the additional costs theoutermost regions face due to their location and insularity.
Madeira's rum and liqueur producers face permanentobstacles related to their outermost geographical position, insularity, difficult terrain and climate, and the smallness of their farms.
Due to their remoteness, insularity and isolated situation, small size and difficult topography and climate, the Community's outermost regions2 are lagging behind in socio-economic terms.
The Commission also presented the first report on the effects of the 2006 reform of theProgramme of Options Specifically Relating to Remoteness and Insularity(POSEI) regime(13576/10).
In addition, objective factors arising as a result of insularity and remoteness impose further constraints on economic operators and producers in those Aegean islands that severely handicap their activities.
The evaluation criteria applied to EU programmes in these areas shouldtake into account the goals of reducing energy insularity, particularly when selecting energy infrastructure projects of common interest.
In addition, objective factors arising as a result of insularity and remoteness impose further constraints on economic operators and producers in the outermost regions that severely handicap their activities.
It remains to be seen which measures will be adopted to take into due account the interests of the producers in the outermost regions, allegedly already compensated in the budget of theProgramme of Options Specifically Relating to Remoteness and Insularity(POSEI).
Energy insularity, in its broadest meaning, places the affected countries and regions in Europe at an economic, as well as social and environmental disadvantage since they are often heavily dependent on fossil fuels.
I would say that, among the most disadvantaged regions of the European Union are the outermost regions which, as well as lagging behind, combine permanent disadvantages, such as remoteness,smaller markets, insularity and vulnerability to the vagaries of the weather.
In order to mitigate the specific constraints resulting from the level of development,the remoteness and insularity, an appropriate EAFRD contribution rate should be set for less developed regions, the outermost regions referred to in Article 349 TFEU and the smaller Aegean islands.
POSEI(Programme of Options Specifically Relating to Remoteness and Insularity) itself has been incorporated into the resolution as a sensitive point that must be monitored due to the delicate balance between the financial contributions made under POSEI and the new situation regarding the outermost regions.
Since the regulation establishing theProgramme of Options Specifically Relating to Remoteness and Insularity(POSEI) is currently being reviewed, the Commission must examine the possibility of guarding against the negative externalities caused by this agreement in the above-mentioned regions.