Examples of using The rapid deployment in English and their translations into Slovenian
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The rapid deployment of 5G has greatly changed the social ecology.
You therefore have our full support for the rapid deployment of these systems.
Work on the rapid deployment of civilian crisis management capabilities has also continued.
It is quite simple,functional and at the same time provides opportunities for the rapid deployment of a protective structure on the soil surface.
(i) that the rapid deployment of the IPv6 protocol is of importance for the future growth of the Internet;
In June 2007 the PSC agreed a procedure for recourse to the PreparatoryMeasure budget line which will facilitate the rapid deployment of future ESDP missions.
Urges the Member States to ensure the rapid deployment of sufficient alternative fuels infrastructure;
In addition, it is evaluating the feasibility of reinforcing logistical capacity of its implementing partners- notably air transport-in order to enhance the rapid deployment of relief staff and aid.
It will involve the rapid deployment of some 20,000 Army personnel and equipment to Europe from the United States.
(116) Network infrastructure sharing, and in some instances spectrum sharing, can allow for a more efficient and effective useof radio spectrum and ensure the rapid deployment of networks.
(116) Network infrastructure sharing, and in some instances spectrum sharing, can allow for a more efficient and effective use of radio spectrum andensure the rapid deployment of networks, especially in less densely populated areas.
Elements of the rapid deployment force, special forces, delta, A.P.C. S, helicopters, tanks, and, of course, the ubiquitous M-16 A-1 assault rifle.
Adopting a division of labour whereby ESDP supports civil operations andNATO ensures the rapid deployment of numerous military forces should guarantee that both organisations complement and not compete with each other.
The rapid deployment of renewable energy already poses challenges for the electricity system in particular, which needs to adapt to increasingly decentralised and variable production(solar and wind).
Similarly, from 2016, the‘European Strategy for low-emission mobility' hasidentified a more efficient transport system, the rapid deployment of low-emission fuels and the transition towards low- and zero-emission vehicles as priority areas for action.
In order to improve the rapid deployment of qualified experts when needed,the EEAS has advocated(jointly with the Commission) the setting-up of a core responsiveness capacity as part of a multi-layer approach.
EU instruments for long and short term prevention have been strengthened, notably through the development of civilian and military CSDP,including the rapid deployment and security sector reform pools, and the establishment of the Instrument for Stability.
A rapid return intervention may consist in the rapid deployment of European Return Intervention Teams to the host Member States and the organisation of return operations from the host Member States.
Those amounts should be used to support, in close collaboration with social partners and competent authorities, the just transition of the automotive sector towards zero-emission mobilityas well as innovative solutions that incentivise the rapid deployment of zero- and low-emission heavy-duty vehicles.
A rapid return intervention may consist in the rapid deployment of European return intervention teams to the host Member State and the organisation of return operations from the host Member State.
Calls on the Commission to devise a new innovation and deployment strategy for the transport sector, in close synergy with the Strategic Energy Technology Plan(SET-Plan), with a view to identifying appropriate governance and financing instruments andensuring the rapid deployment of research results;
(21a) The minimum share of zero- and low-emission vehicles should be designed so as to ensure investment certainty for charging infrastructure providers and manufacturers in order topromote the rapid deployment on the Union market of zero- and low-emission vehicles, while allowing certain flexibility for the manufacturers to decide on their investment timeline.
The rapid deployment of renewable energy sources also affects the competitiveness of other energy sources that will continue to be fundamental for the EU's energy system and reduces investment incentives for generation capacity that will be needed for the transition towards a more competitive, secure and sustainable energy system(e.g. as backup to variable renewable energy).
Also, with the aim of providing equitable broadband coverage at affordable prices for European citizens, the Commission adopted guidelines on the application ofState aid rules to public funding for the rapid deployment of broadband networks, which also cover funding for the deployment of next generation access broadband networks.