Examples of using Some scope in English and their translations into Slovak
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Certainly there seems to be some scope for this.
The debtor has some scope for pursuing a counterclaim during enforcement.
It necessarily includes a subjective element, so that there will always be some scope for disagreement.
There is still some scope for more efficient use of Community Actions.
Quantity forcing, on the other hand, leaves the buyer some scope to purchase competing goods.
Some scopes have an extra crosshair to facilitate this called a stadia line.
However, Member States had been left some scope for interpretation as regards the definition.
We all see piles of paper printed every day andsurely there must be some scope for reduction there.
In Tanzania though there seems to be some scope to explore and use the flexibilities of TRIPS and to make progress towards MDG6.
We are moved by the question of whether this uncertain situation gives some scope to populism and demagogy.
However, they also allowed some scope for testing new ideas, especially as regards the application of measures to meet the supply standard.
I would be grateful to the Members of this House if they could support this course of action,which would offer some scope for negotiations on a compromise.
There may now be some scope for improvement or clarification of certain provisions of the Decision on the basis of the experience gained to date.
Of course, it is right to call for greater efficiency in the administration of Parliament and, from my own point of view,I can see some scope for improvement.
In Greece, teachers also have some scope in the use of extracurricular activities to adapt their provision to pupil needs and develop interaction within the classroom.
There is a lot of work in an EP, so the design and much of the feature set is locked well before we announce,but we do have some scope to refine and add more content if it makes sense.
Perhaps there is some scope for improving application of the accession criteria and perhaps thought should be given to the sustainability and robustness of the process for old and new members.
However, while respecting the existing regulatory framework, there is some scope for practical improvement, notably enabling wider stakeholder consultation.
This procedure leaves some scope for regulators to achieve effective competition in their national telecoms markets, while ensuring consistency across the EU, and therefore requires them to notify the Commission of draft measures.
While recognising that there is already an extensive set of indicators,we consider that there is some scope for further improvement, particularly relating to the technical implementation of the programmes32.
The EESC believes that there is some scope for biofuels development(and particularly for greater use of biomass) but that sustainability criteria need to be applied and may limit the scope for expanding this technology.
Finally, the maximum payment period of 30 days set out in the text seems reasonable,given that there is some scope for flexibility, notably for public healthcare bodies, a point that our group deemed particularly important.
Moreover, I understand that there is some scope for applications for leave to be treated as applications for judicial review, thus‘telescoping' the two stages of the judicial review application into one hearing.
Due to improved policies over recent years, many developing countries are more resilient to the current crisis than in past global downturns andhave some scope for policy responses to support growth and cushion the impact of the crisis.
Beyond these broader aspects, there is also some scope to further strengthen the mobility of works, artists and cultural practitioners, acting on the chain of actors, both private and public, to deliver cultural diversity across borders.
Commissioner, I was interested in your words on occupational health and safety and, even though you do not foresee extending the directive,I think your comments leave some scope for flexibility in ensuring better health and safety conditions for domestic workers.
Although not part of the remit of this communication, the EESC feels it is necessary,to have some scope for qualities of researchers to be assessed, so that the EU is responsive to changes within research requirements as they develop.
For this reason I believe that the Commission should examine the impact on Poland's MEPs of the new statute that will apply from 2009 onwards and investigate whatchanges the statute will make and whether there is not some scope for its principles to be applied in order to remove these disparities.
Do you feel, aside from the comprehensive answer you have given me,that there is some scope for identifying whether the Roma and other groups are in fact being targeted well, or whether money is being filtered in other places?
