Examples of using Motor-vehicle in English and their translations into Slovak
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Motor-vehicle tax;
To drive a motor-vehicle is an art.
The component manufacturing industry is playing an ever moreimportant role in the value-added supply chain of the motor-vehicle sector.
The role played by motor-vehicle component manufacturers.
Production volumes in these two market segments are extremely small andtheir emissions account for a negligible share of total motor-vehicle emissions.
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The relationship between the motor-vehicle industry and the component manufacturing industry.
It will also be interesting to see whether efforts succeed in increasing the number of women studying engineering andsubsequently working in the motor-vehicle sector.
The production of parts for motor-vehicle engines;
The rate of fatal motor-vehicle crashes in alcohol-involved drivers age sixteen to twenty is more than twice the rate for alcohol-involved drivers over the age of twenty-one.
The Commission has taken measures with regard to the motor-vehicle sector as part of industrial policy.
Council Directive 76/115/EEC of 18 December 1975 on the approximation of thelaws of the Member States relating to anchorages for motor-vehicle safety belts28.
Manufacture and assembly of motor vehicles and manufacture of motor-vehicle engines;
Juvenile alcohol abuse is a primary rootof death among teenagers, contributing family and social problems, date rape, motor-vehicle accidents, and suicide.
The future rules framework for the motor-vehicle sector must follow the principle of better regulation.
The common position adopted by the Council with a view to the adoption of a Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council amending Council Directive 76/115/EEC on the approximation of thelaws of the Member States relating to anchorages for motor-vehicle safety belts.
The production of parts and accessories for motor-vehicle bodywork, such as safety belts, airbags, doors and bumpers;
This also requires that wedefine the future role of road transport and the motor-vehicle within the framework of such a system.
There has been a clear expansion in the motor-vehicle industry in the Central and Eastern European Countries(CEECs) since the beginning of the 1990s.
Such plans may, depending on the individual case, provide for measures to control and, where necessary, suspend activities,including motor-vehicle traffic, which contribute to the limit values being exceeded.'.
An extensive internal restructuring has taken place in the motor-vehicle industry(not just in Germany) as a result of outsourcing to component manufacturers and technological development(the increased use of electronics); in the latter case, this internal restructuring is not primarily the result of outsourcing but rather as a result of the fact that new components/parts were, from the outset, purchased from external component manufacturers(the same applies also in the case of software and a series of engineering services).
One of the factors that contributed tohigher care of church was excluding motor-vehicle traffic from the main street in 1984 and tram traffic in 1986.
The Moscow Automotive Plant manufactures trucks(the ZIL-130 and ZIL-131), luxury passenger cars(the ZIL-114 and ZIL-117), electric household refrigerators, engines,spare motor-vehicle parts, special and nonstandard equipment, and all types of equipment for its own needs.
More comprehensive data, drawn from industrial statistics, is therefore only available in respect of that part- albeit the largest part- of the motor-vehicle component manufacturing industry which is recorded statistically as a sub-sector of the motor-vehicle industry(the industry producing motor vehicles and parts for motor vehicles).
The short-term action plans referred to in paragraph 1 may, depending on the individual case, provide for measures to control and, where necessary, suspend activities,including motor-vehicle traffic, which contribute to the risk of the respective limit values or concentration caps or target value or alert threshold being exceeded.
Because of increased costs and the pressure of competition, humane forms of work organisation,such as team working in the motor-vehicle industry, are being dropped again and working patterns based on a strict division of labour are being re-introduced, leading to uneven strains and corresponding health risks.
CBS reports that these pollution levels areaffected by a great number of things, including motor-vehicle emissions, coal-fired power plants, wildfires and droughts, as well as climate change.