Examples of using Value in terms in English and their translations into Slovak
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It would thus not have real impact and added value in terms of implementation at the national level.
We want top athletes and mountain professionals to proudlywear Kayland® shoes because they feel their added value in terms of performance.
They are ecosystems with high added value in terms of soil, use of water, carbon sequestration and landscapes.
The beams, for example, were prepared using Hilti tools,which added huge value in terms of speed and efficiency.
It provides added value in terms of safety and protection of the citizen, while the options chosen represent a negligible cost to economic operators.
Europe can onlybe competitive if its products have added value in terms of quality and innovation.
No legal system is immune from mistakes and there is no irrefutableevidence that the death penalty provides added value in terms of deterrence.
The performance reserve in particular has no added value in terms of simplification or of the objectives of the CAP.
The Money Illusion refers to the fact that we tend to focus on the face value of money instead of it's real value in terms of purchasing power.
The tendency to concentrate on the nominal value(face value) of money rather than its value in terms of purchasing power.
These Community actions have a proven European added value in terms of building critical mass, strengthening excellence and exercising a catalytic effect on national activities.
The implementation of these courses over several years by the same team also presents added value in terms of experience and know-how.
Stays of more than 6 months provide the highest added value in terms of improvement of professional, personal and social skills.
We want top athletes and mountain professionals to proudlywear Kayland® shoes because they feel their added value in terms of performance.
What is more,it is difficult to impose this kind of measure on passengers if its added value in terms of security has not been proven beyond doubt, and this does not seem to be the case.
Money illusion The tendency to concentrate on the nominal value(value on the bills) of money rather than its value in terms of purchasing power.
The evaluation will examine the effectiveness, efficiency, relevance,coherence and added value in terms of public information of the proposal, including any significant impacts on undertakings or in third countries.
The European Year activities will underpin the Open Method of Coordination on Social Protection and Social Inclusion andaim to produce a clear added value in terms of policy impact and effectiveness.
(23) Cooperation on nuclear safety between Members States is well established andcan give added value in terms of nuclear safety, transparency and openness towards stakeholders at the European and international level.
It is implemented by systematic investments in people, mainly through a coherent set of Marie Curie Actions,particularly taking into account the European added value in terms of their structuring effect on the European Research Area.
They believe therefore that Europe does not have its place in this debateand provides no added value in terms of guaranteeing European citizens healthy areas in all public places, at work and on public transport.
Transpositions are thenusing resources in national administrations without adding any value in terms of safety or environment protection.
To be viable, any changes should on the one hand respect current achievements andon the other hand offer added value in terms of efficiency, legitimacy, political strategy, cost-effectiveness, and bring forward regulatory harmonisation in a pan-European perspective.
Organisations should be encouraged to participate in EMAS on a voluntary basis andmay gain added value in terms of regulatory control, cost savings and public image.
Increasingly, corporate executives recognise that integratingflexible space into their strategy provides significant value in terms of talent attraction whilst reducing occupancy costs by enabling them to adapt to constant headcount variations.
(54) Local citizen participation in renewable energy projects through renewable energycommunities has resulted in substantial added value in terms of local acceptance of renewable energy and access to additional private capital.