Examples of using Reducing demand in English and their translations into Slovak
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Reducing demand.
In business, most often used activeaimed at reducing demand.
Reducing demand.
People wait to buy expecting lower prices, reducing demand.
Reducing demand for energy through more efficient consumption.
These are activities to mitigate excessive demand, thus reducing demand for the product.
The sectors reducing demand most are transport and residential.
There is no substitute for anti-poaching measures at one end and reducing demand at the other,” he says.
Lifestyle choices can play a big role by reducing demand, but even massive changes in one person's lifestyle can be eclipsed by corporate decisions taken in faraway boardrooms.
The shocks hitting the European economy are expected both to reduce the potential growth rate and increase unemployment,thereby reducing demand.
This is in addition to helpingmake European businesses more competitive and reducing demand for resources that are becoming scarcer and more costly.
From the above discussion, it is clear that wholesale prices for electricity, gas and petrol have been decliningdue to a number of factors(e.g. increasing supply and reducing demand).
(b) energy efficiency and energy savings(with a focus on reducing demand through demand-side management and the refurbishment of buildings);
Low-emission mobility could affect energy supply,by creating additional demand for some energy sources and reducing demand for others.
This strategy is based on five main elements: reducing demand, reducing supply and combating illicit trafficking, international co-operation and co-ordination at national and European level, and information, research and evaluation.
Achieving the new waste targets would create 180 000 new jobs,while making Europe more competitive and reducing demand for costly scarce resources.
This strategy is based on five main elements:(i) reducing demand,(ii) reducing supply and combating illicit trafficking,(iii) international co-operation,(iv) co-ordination at national and EU level and(v) information research and evaluation.
For example, through promoting alternative livelihoods for drug crop farmers in rural areas,in countries such as Afghanistan, and reducing demand in countries of origin and transit.
(d) expansion of renewable energy; resource efficiency; energy efficiency and energy savings, with a particular focus on reducing demand through demand-side management and refurbishment of buildings;
Better municipal waste management offers significant benefits- turning our waste into a valuable resource, avoiding damage to the environment,including greenhouse gas emissions, and reducing demand for new resources.
Achieving the new waste targets would create 580 000 new jobs,while making Europe more competitive and reducing demand for costly scarce resources, the Commission states.
According to the Commission, achieving the new waste targets would create 580,000 new jobs compared with today's performance,while making Europe more competitive and reducing demand for costly resources.
Achieving the new waste targets would create 580 000 new jobs,while making Europe more competitive and reducing demand for costly scarce resources, the Commission states.
Weakening of foreign currencies relative to the U.S. dollar will adversely affect the U.S. dollar value of the Company's foreign currency-denominatedsales and earnings, and generally will lead the Company to raise international pricing, potentially reducing demand for the Company's products.
The EU Strategy reflects the fundamental principles of the European model on drugs: a balanced,integrated and multidisciplinary approach in which action against drug supply and on reducing demand for drugs are seen as mutually supportive and equally important.
The Commission published a proposal on 2 July 2014 as part of a package to create a more circular economy with theobjective of making Europe more competitive and reducing demand for costly scarce resources.
Achieving the new waste targets would create 580 000 new jobs compared to today's performance,while making Europe more competitive and reducing demand for costly scarce resources.
Achieving the new waste targets would create 580 000 new jobs compared to today's performance,while making Europe more competitive and reducing demand for costly scarce resources.
Achieving those targets, the Commission says, would create 580,000 new jobs inenvironmentally friendly businesses across the European Union while reducing demand for costly and scarce resources.