Examples of using Number of smes in English and their translations into Slovak
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Number of SMEs receiving support services.
They will also engage an increasing number of SMEs.
The number of SMEs registering is increasing.
Moreover, the actions will engage an increasing number of SMEs.
Number of SMEs receiving support services: 500 000/year.
Theimpactassessment considers the outputs such as number of loans or number of SMEs as impacts.
Number of SMEs participating in brokerage events and company missions.
The only quantified target relating to the number of SMEs to be reached with the SMEG facility is attainable.
The number of SMEs' employees are expected to increase by 0.4% after a two year slump.
This expected to negatively affect employment andeconomic growth including the closure of a number of SMEs.
The number of SMEs in the EU remained at the 2009 level with a total of 20.8 million.
In terms of entrepreneurship, more focused efforts to promote the number of SMEs innovating in-house and involved in collaborative R& D are needed.
Number of SMEs using digital services(including electronic information services) provided by the Network.
Also, the financing of small businesses based on a businessplan might determine a very large number of SMEs participating in the European research.
The high number of SMEs involved in trading with the US is also an important factor besides the business volume.
Conversely, in the three Member States with the lowest level of participation(compared to the number of SMEs in the country) and the lowest success rates, there is no NIA.
The number of SMEs(up to 250 employees; turnover≤ EUR 50 million) in the EU reaches 23 million, which comprises around 99% of all firms active in our market.
In Romania, a pro-rata allocation was used depending on the nature of the actions, namely either based on number of regions,population or number of SMEs.
The Commission shares the Court's view that the target number of SMEs to be reached is attainable.‘Deadweight' should not be seen as synonymous with inefficient budget allocation.
While more and more companies send electronic invoices(18% compared to 10% in 2013) or use social media to engage with customers andpartners(21% compared to 15% in 2013), the number of SMEs selling online has been stagnating over the past years(17%).
On the other hand, a number of SMEs linked to the wireless broadband sector would benefit from additional spectrum availability and thus business case enhancement.
The attainment of objectives will be measured by the number of credit enhancement transactions, by the catalytic effect achieved,by the volume of debt made available to SMEs, the number of SMEs assisted as well as the geographical diversification.
In addition, the number of SMEs and the size of their workforce declined by 0.9% and 0.5% respectively, on the back of overall weak economic growth and falling inflation in the EU economy(MEMO/14/549).
The ex-post evaluation showed that the €55 billion invested over 7 years into EU's research and innovation proved highly attractive to private sector participants,including a record number of SMEs, which helped strengthen competitiveness of European industries.
As a result, the number of SMEs considered to suffer from a lack of access to finance(2 to 3.5 million out of around 23 million) and not attributable to fundamental weaknesses but rather to the lack/insufficiency of collateral(assumed to be 20%) was expressed as a range(from 0.4 to 0.7 million SMEs). .
The ex-post evaluation of the 7th Framework Programme shows that the €55 billion invested over 7 years into EU's research and innovation proved highly attractiveto private sector participants, including a record number of SMEs, which helped strengthen competitiveness of European industries.
The level of participation in SME-I and project success rate are affected by several factors:(1)innovation ecosystem and number of SMEs in the country;(2) existence of a national strategy on the SME-I;(3) effort made to promote the SME-I; and(4) support provided by NCPs and the EEN.
It is important for us to see to what extent the Bank can provide cofinancing for projects financed from Structural Funds in Member States in the East because,as you are aware, a number of SMEs and local authorities are experiencing major difficulties in accessing European funds for which no cofinancing is available on the financial and banking market.
In 2013 the numbers of SMEs and their value added stood above pre-crisis levels of 2008, but SMEs' employment was still some way below that mark as it was down by 1.9 million employees, 2.16% below the 2008 level.