Examples of using Means creating in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Innovation means creating something out of nothing.
In order to maintain the Union's competitiveness, we must not only develop an innovative capacity,but also recreate the production capacity, which means creating jobs in the European Union.
Entrepreneurship means creating something from nothing.
To address these challenges and to foster decarbonisation,your rapporteur has taken a“market first” approach, which means creating a truly level playing field for all market participants.
It means creating navigational structures that are easy and intuitive.
Causing the loss of jobs means creating serious social damage.
This means creating synergies and facilitating access to funding for the renewal of key infrastructure.
According to Wikipedia,the term"Lead Generation" is a marketing term and means creating or increasing the interest of a potential consumer to a product or service.
Virtualization means creating a virtual version of things, such as network resources or storage devices.
It would be appropriate, therefore,to support Ukraine's independence from Russia by strengthening economic ties, which means creating an EU-Ukraine free trade area, including Ukraine in the Community's power network, and possibly providing finance for the transport system.
Cohesion means creating equal opportunities and a sense of fellowship and must not be subsumed into other policies.
The European socio-economic model means creating high-quality jobs in a working environment that encourages innovation.
This means creating and designing jobs so as to ensure that people can more often work up to the statutory retirement age.
Exquisite technique means creating a product that is ideal for storing jewelry.
This means creating jobs and designing them so that people can work until the statutory retirement age.
Unlocking Europe's business potential means creating a business climate that encourages businesses to start and to grow.
It means creating a European energy agency that would coordinate and pool all the Member States' research and security efforts in the energy sector and guarantee equal access to energy for all EU citizens, and setting up an economic interest group bringing together all European businesses, public and private alike, that operate in the energy sector.
Being a bank with a sustainable development strategy means creating value for all stakeholders and improving the quality of life through all of our daily activities.
This means creating long-term sustainable value for consumers, communities and colleagues alike- through the brands, support and careers we offer.
Service orientation means creating and using business processes packaged as services.
This means creating more and better jobs, as well as promoting training for people to help them adapt to the changing labour market.
Bridging the gap between Europe and its citizens means creating and maintaining links between citizens and public authorities all the way from the local to the European level.
Innovation means creating synergies and an integrated approach between the different sectoral policies in order to achieve the optimal result for growth and development on the ground.
We are in the emotion business so I guess we must entertain, but for me that means creating characters and story that are thought-provoking, that take viewers out of their comfort zone and urge them to reexamine their preconceived notions.
Reproductive cloning means creating a genetically identical copy of something: a plant, an animal and perhaps one day- if we feel the need to overstep all boundaries- even a human being.
Personal labeling means creating a completely negative self-image based on your errors.
Symmetry usually means creating an image that can be divided into two equal parts and are like mirror images.
To us, building with logs means creating natural structures without resorting to synthetic insulation solutions or vapour barriers.
Active ageing means creating better opportunities and working conditions to enable older workers to play their part in the labour market, combating social exclusion by fostering active participation in society, and encouraging healthy ageing.
In practice, this means creating meeting places for interdisciplinary collaboration, suitable for pioneering the creative industry's most innovative solutions and exploring with the public/users new language and forms of expression such as, for example, digital artistic content as a multi-sensory experience(future and/or business centres for creative-industry products and services, virtual reality and multimedia parks).