Examples of using Quantitative terms in English and their translations into Slovak
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Growth cannot be measured purely in quantitative terms.
It described in quantitative terms the effect on Germany of a British bombing offensive in the next eighteen months(approximately March 1942- September 1943).
It attempts to describe social phenomena in quantitative terms.
The crux of the matter is as follows:to contribute to growth in qualitative and quantitative terms and to ensure that Europe 2020 objectives are achieved, for example in the areas of energy, climate change, innovation, research, education and training, employment and the campaign to combat poverty.
As far as possible, objectives should be stated in quantitative terms.
It is thus clear that, even when renewed and treated,water is not inexhaustible in either qualitative or quantitative terms, and that research and innovation for water must be broadened to make its use lasting and sustainable in all areas and to control pollution, particularly diffuse sources of pollution19.
Develop voluntary activities in both qualitative and quantitative terms.
While the net impacts are difficult to assess in quantitative terms, the overall benefits are seen to be positive.
A water pricing systemis aimed at helping to preserve the resource in quantitative terms.
It is important to measure the social impact(in both qualitative and quantitative terms) of activities rather than of the undertakings in the portfolio.
The ratio of managerial expenses to the volume of output(in physical or quantitative terms);
The ECB hasclosely monitored JST staffing(in qualitative and quantitative terms) and will continue to do so, and will also explore, in consultation with the NCAs, how to ensure that JSTs are sufficiently staffed at all times, without ruling out the possibility of proposing to the Supervisory Board/Governing Council an amendment of the Framework Regulation, if deemed necessary.
They entail the powerful potential as their mining andextraction is very limited in geographic and quantitative terms.
The EESC believes that this is an extraordinary opportunity for an in-depth debate on the Community budget as it iscurrently configured, both in qualitative and quantitative terms, and to put on the table, perhaps through a group of experts, the issue of fiscal policy, one that is key to growth and development and can no longer be avoided or used as a means of economic and social dumping at European level.
Comparison of impacts of policy options regarding public safety,the environment and the economy in qualitative and quantitative terms;
This second progress report, which complements the Communication on the“Second strategic review on Better Regulation in the European Union”2,describes in both qualitative and quantitative terms the results already achieved, maps out the route ahead for the EU legislature and aims to provide fresh impetus for the simplification strategy which is an essential element of the overall Better Regulation Policy and Growth and Employment Strategy of the European Union.
The latter indicator is important to correlate not only with the level of profit,but also with the real volume of output(in physical or quantitative terms).
Your proposal must specify the expected outcome of the project and criteria for success,as well as the expected impacts on your company in both qualitative and quantitative terms(e.g. on turnover, employment, market size, IP management, sales, return on investment, or profitability).
In order to be able to judge if a proposed project meets the requirements of"sustainability" it must be clear what the contents is of this concept,preferably in quantitative terms.
Attributes for individual services shall be deemed agreement between the provider andset operational or quantitative terms of service(eg. disc space, processor power, RAM size, etc…).
Recast to improve competitiveness and sustainability of the sector, better monitor and manage the wine market,and improve the balance between supply and demand in both qualitative and quantitative terms.
(4--- a) Financial market participants which consider principal adverse impacts of investment decisions on sustainability factors should disclose for each financial product in pre-contractual information, in a concise manner,in qualitative or quantitative terms, how the principal adverse impacts are considered and a statement that information on principal adverse impacts on sustainability factors is available in the ongoing reporting.
A number of alternative policy options will be identified and their respective economic, environmental and social impacts assessed in-depth,in qualitative and where possible quantitative terms.
It is however appropriate to achieve more transparency, in qualitative or quantitative terms, on the remuneration policies of financial market participants and financial advisers, with respect to their investment or insurance advice, that promote sound and effective risk management with respect to sustainability risks whereas the structure of remuneration does not encourage excessive risk-taking with respect to sustainability risks and is linked to risk-adjusted performance.
Attributes for individual services shall be deemed agreement betweenthe provider and set operational or quantitative terms of service eg.
Where the assessment leads to the conclusion that these risks are relevant, the extent to which sustainability risks may impact the performance of the financial productshould be disclosed either in qualitative or quantitative terms.