Examples of using Fully exploiting in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Fully exploiting the single market.
It will be difficult to maintain this commitment without fully exploiting the potential offered by ICTs.
Fully exploiting freedom of establishment.
However, a clear, strategic vision for the future would not beachieved, and there would not be a focus on addressing key new challenges and fully exploiting synergies between sectors at all levels.
Fully exploiting the reciprocal benefits of foreign trade and openness.
In its Communication published today,the Commission outlines ways for the EU and its Member States to start fully exploiting the great potential offered by volunteering activities.
This demonstrates the importance of fully exploiting the potential of market opportunities in the EU candidate and neighbourhood countries.
The amendments should boost consumers' confidence when making purchases in other countriesand ensure the same conditions for companies, thus fully exploiting the potential of the common market.
(1) Fully exploiting the potential of the EU ETS to contribute to the EU's overall GHG reduction commitments in an economically efficient manner.
There needs to be more focus on developing the skillsand competencies necessary for fully exploiting innovation and knowledge transfer activities in combination with the commercialisation of new technologies23.
This includes fully exploiting the role of the European Institute of Innovation and Technology(EIT) and the Marie Curie Actions, while drawing out the lessons learned in both.
The European Commission is therefore proposing a new approach, which focuses on more joint planning,making better use of the potential of the European Research and Innovation area and fully exploiting the possibilities opened up by the Internal Market.
The EU must make the most of these opportunities by fully exploiting the potential of its space programmes Copernicus, EGNOS and Galileo, and by protecting space and ground infrastructures against threats from space.
This Communication presents a set of ambitious measures that focus on what can beachieved in the short term both by the ICT sector and by fully exploiting the enabling capacity of ICTs in all sectors of society and the economy.
Fully exploiting these synergies between the SDGs and the Commission's highest priorities ensures strong political ownership and avoids that implementation of the SDGs takes place in a political vacuum.
Particular attention will bepaid to ensuring adequate coordination between these parts and fully exploiting the synergies generated between all specific objectives to maximise their combined impact on the higher level policy objectives of the Union.
Hosting service providers should be encouraged to take the necessary measures for the proper functioning and improvement of the tools referred to in point 38, in particular by providing identifiers relating to allcontent considered to be terrorist content and by fully exploiting the possibilities of those tools.
This means that we can accelerate the move towards an innovation-based economy by fully exploiting the potential of current cohesion policy investment in innovation, which is EUR 85 billion, as well as its future post-2013 commitment to smart growth.
Fully exploiting possibilities to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the existing EU budget through stronger prioritisation and better alignment of EU expenditure with the goals of the Europe 2020 to address the present fragmentation of EU funding instruments(e.g. R& D and innovation, key infrastructure investments in cross-border energy and transport networks, and low-carbon technology).
Urges the Member States to set up structured information-sharing and operational cooperation between border management, police and other law enforcement agencies,as well as intelligence-sharing by interconnecting national databases and fully exploiting existing frameworks such as Europol's secure information and intelligence platform(SIENA) and by maximising the use of other Europol platforms and services;
Empowering women to take leadership positions and thereby fully exploiting human capital, is key for addressing the EU's demographic challenges, for competing successfully in a globalised economy and for ensuring a comparative advantage vis-à-vis third countries.
Other options are about fully exploiting the possible conditionality for the post-2013 CSF Funds(ERDF, CF, EAFRD) and for the CAP pillar I funding, in accordance with the Commission proposals on the CAP reform and on the Multiannual Financial Framework(MFF).
In view of the fact that the European Union acts as a global defender of human rights,I would like to join the call for the Commission to start fully exploiting the new powers acquired through the adoption of the Treaty of Lisbon for the purposes of fulfilling EU regulations relating to human rights, and systematically inserting human rights clauses into all partnership and trade agreements between the EU and third countries.
The EU must make the most of these opportunities by fully exploiting the potential of its space programmes Copernicus, EGNOS and Galileo, as well as encouraging amongst other the development of the downstream sector and the applications for the final users and by protecting space and ground infrastructures against threats.
The EESC has consistentlyupheld the importance of launching a strategy aimed at fully exploiting the potential of the EU's culture and creative professions sectors, in order to stimulate growth and jobs: as early as 2004, in an opinion drawn up at the request of Commissioner Viviane Reding, it highlighted the problems of Europe's cultural and creative sectors14.
Fully exploit the gender equality policy contribution to the European strategy.
Synergies with the ESF should be fully exploited.
Fully exploit the possibilities of the new framework for support to research and innovation.
IT has not been fully exploited.
This region is not fully exploited, but has so much to offer.