Examples of using Full exploitation in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Full exploitation of sport-related aspects of the Structural Funds;
However, bottlenecks and barriers still prevent the full exploitation of such potential.
Ensuring full exploitation of European strengths in the area of eco-innovations.
This entails the risk of discontinued operation andis becoming an inhibiting factor for the full exploitation of grids.
Full exploitation cannot be carried out because of issues on the median line between Malta and its Northern African neighbours.
Funding is fragmented among too many programmes and prevents the full exploitation of synergies between programmes and sectors.
Full exploitation of the cultural and economic potential of the European audiovisual sector depends also on the integration of Europe's audiovisual heritage in the Member States' education and cultural policies.
Good national framework conditions for entrepreneurship are crucial to the full exploitation of the EU's entrepreneurial potential and to the creation of dynamic companies.
The Commission will ensure full exploitation of the potential of regulatory co-operation to anticipate trade challenges and ensure mutually beneficial cooperation at early stages of the legislative process.
For the period 2019-2020, Member States may authorise a number of trapsengaged in bluefin tuna fishing that allows the full exploitation of their fishing opportunities.”.
The EESC intends to contribute to the full exploitation of the possibilities opened up by the Lisbon Treaty, acting in accordance with the principle of participatory democracy and making an effective contribution to the implementation of the action plan.
The acquisition and development of research equipment andthe development of a material environment enabling a full exploitation of the intellectual potential present in the selected centres in the convergence regions;
A concerted effort is needed to identify and implement solutions that will safeguard the legitimate concerns which appropriate business and regulatory environments must address,while allowing the full exploitation of the benefits of ICT.
To overcome regulatory and other obstacles,which can however prevent the full exploitation of the new market opportunities, a range of policy tools including market based instruments and well designed regulation will be needed.
Businesses have recourse to different means to appropriate the results of their innovative activitieswhen openness does not allow for the full exploitation of their research and innovation investments.
They should provide more information, expertise and financial incentives for full exploitation of the opportunities for new“green” markets and increased energy efficiency, partly through the implementation of environmental management systems in SMEs.
Businesses have recourse to different means to appropriate the results of their innovation-related activitieswhen openness does not allow for the full exploitation of their investment in research and innovation.
Due to the structure of the sector, full exploitation does not mean that public policy should try solely to create large market players, but rather to create an environment adapted in particular to SMEs that will facilitate circulation of non-national audiovisual works throughout the European Union.
At the same time, digitisation turns these resources into a lasting asset for the digital economy,creating many opportunities for innovation, although the full exploitation of digital cultural assets is still embryonic.
However, there are significantshortcomings in the implementation of the current legislation that hinder the full exploitation of best available techniques originally intended by the Directive, that make enforcement at Community level very difficult and that are not conducive to the prevention or reduction of unnecessary administrative burden.
Instead of discharging it into surroundings we exploit it for sanitary water heating in summer time(partial exploitation of waste energy)and building and sanitary water heating in winter time(full exploitation of waste energy).
At a time when inequalities between the different Member States are growing, the EU budget should be at the service of real convergence,promoting the full exploitation of the actual potential of each country, the creation of employment with rights, the eradication of poverty and social exclusion, and the preservation of the environment.
Mr President, personally I think that the time has come to make a shift in our approach to energy problems, namely by gradually shifting the emphasis from'energy security'- that is, trying to secure our current deliveries from volatile suppliers- to'secure energy',meaning the full exploitation of the energy sources firmly under EU control.
While being tailored to the specific circumstance in each country, reform agendas to bolster potential growth should include, not only the above-mentioned measures to improve the labour markets and increase participation rates,but also a full exploitation of the Single Market; reforms to improve the functioning of the EU's knowledge triangle of education, R& D and innovation, which contribute to technological developments and productivity growth, and efforts in relation to green technologies.
AGREES that a committed and cooperative effort by all economic actors is required for ensuring that Europe keeps its maritime know-how, with adequate human and technological resources and the right conditions for the long termcompetitiveness of European shipping in world markets and for the full exploitation of short-sea potential;
This implies(a) effective coordination between national and European research activities,(b) systematic analysis of security-related capability needs,from civil security to defence,(c) full exploitation of synergies between defence, security and civil research,(d) specific legal conditions and funding instruments for security-related research at the European level, and(e) institutional arrangements that are both efficient and flexible enough to combine Member State and Community efforts and to involve other interested partners.
The successful implementation of climate change mitigation options needs to overcome many technical, economic, political, cultural, social,behavioural and/or institutional barriers which prevent the full exploitation of the technological, economic and social opportunities of these mitigation options.
In its previous opinion the Committee stated that electronic commerce is one of the victims of the fragmentation of the Single Market,which hinders the full exploitation of the potential of on-line cross-border trade for both providers and consumers.
The regulation of horizontal cooperation between businesses is one of the ways in which, to my mind, the Commission is successfully solving the problem of competition where businesses cooperate on matters such as research anddevelopment, full exploitation of the volume of production, the distribution of common goods and standardisation.
Absence of harmonised rules, lack of interoperability of information systems12, unsolved problems with IPR, lack of payment security and uncertainty of consumer rightsespecially regarding product safety hinder the full exploitation of the large potential of on-line cross-border trade for both providers and consumers.