Examples of using Considerable scope in English and their translations into Slovenian
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There is considerable scope for simplifying the policy.
Political parties at European level have considerable scope for action.
There is considerable scope for further improvements in public procurement practices.
Especially in the building sector there is considerable scope to improve energy efficiency.
There is also considerable scope to use digitisation to improve public services and administration.
These guidelines both define the powers of the office and grant it considerable scope for action.
There is also considerable scope for improving the non-cost dimension of external competitiveness.
Although some progress had been made,it emerged that there was considerable scope for improvement.
Advanced materials offer considerable scope for innovation in the design and manufacture of small cars.
While the Commission is not currently a member of the GEF,and so can directly contribute to it, considerable scope exists for more co-financing with it.
(8) There is still considerable scope for improving the non-cost dimension of external competitiveness.
We have already managed this for rail and air transport,although there is considerable scope for improvement with regard to denied boarding.
There is considerable scope for sector-specific solutions to control and regularise undeclared work with the involvement of the social partners;
Notwithstanding progress achieved to date, there remains considerable scope for increasing the effectiveness of EU agri-environment policy.
There is considerable scope for the EU and its Member States to make more systematic and effective use of taxation to encourage energy savings.
At the same time,this is an area where there is considerable scope for developing internal cooperation within the agri-food chain.
There is considerable scope in the Member States for improving the quality of public expenditure by shifting resources, notably state aid, to more productive use and by closer co-ordination between Member States to avoid costly duplication of efforts.
The Commission believes that within the current programming period there is considerable scope for the managing authorities to deploy available resources more effectively.
However, there is considerable scope for further benefits to flow from a reinforced single market, strengthened competition and a reduction in the regulatory burden.
This need exists against a background of rapidly evolving information and communication technology,which presents considerable scope for streamlining reporting systems and making more effective use of available data.
The sector also offers considerable scope for improvement by developing new engine technologies, using cleaner fuels and reducing navigation speeds.
However, while the overall picture is rather positive,there remains considerable scope for improvement in some Member States, in particular regarding issues such as regional disparities and skills mismatches.
It is clear there is considerable scope for cost-effective reductions in F-gas emissions and following the public consultation I intend to propose new legislative measures next year.".
The Commission is mindful of the need for Member States to control public spending,but believes there is considerable scope for improving the quality of public expenditure by shifting resources, notably state aid, to more productive use and by closer co-ordination between Member States to avoid costly duplication of efforts.
There is still considerable scope for integrating in the planning documents proper performance indicators and strategic objectives that would allow an efficient impact assessment of aid interventions.
Since mid-2005, productivity growth in the EU has picked up,but there is considerable scope to boost Europe's productivity, by promoting innovation, enhancing investment in human and ICT-related capital, fostering competition and streamlining the regulation of product, labour and financial markets.
There is considerable scope to boost Europe's productivity, by promoting innovation, enhancing investment in human and ICT-related capital, fostering competition and streamlining the regulation of product, labour and financial markets.
This reference leaves considerable scope for diverging interpretations regarding the scope of a depositary's duties and the liability for the negligent performance thereof.
It is clear there is considerable scope for cost-effective reductions in F-gas emissions and following the public consultation I intend to propose new legislative measures next year.".
There is nevertheless considerable scope for streamlining, cutting administrative procedures and gaining time for providing assistance under the Solidarity Fund if only a single Commission act were necessary before a grant can be paid out once the European Parliament and the Council have made the financial resources available.