Voorbeelden van het gebruik van To duplication in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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It is a family business sold due to duplication.
This in turn leads to duplication, waste and lost opportunities.
could lead to duplication of work.
The financing is also prone to duplication of costs, complicated administration
a regulation would lead to duplication.
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The present rules are cumbersome and have led to duplication and high administrative costs.
This can lead to duplication, unnecessary competition between the two programmes
The DDP master is resistant to generation loss thanks to duplication and can be easily archived.
This applies especially to duplications by copying, translations,
In the case of the creation of the Community patent it would lead to duplication of EU-wide patent courts.
In addition, it could lead to duplication of responsibilities, resulting in more rather than less regulation.
leading to duplication and waste of scarce resources.
This can lead to duplication of tasks or to situations where none of the economic operators involved is considered the paying agent.
Your high-quality finished master is resistant to generation loss thanks to duplication and can be easily archived.
This applies, in particular, to duplication, editing, translation,
fragmentation lead to duplication and unnecessary transaction costs.
This gives rise to duplication of procedures to prove one's status as an heir
Improving economies of scale by avoiding waste due to duplication and optimising use of financial resources.
which sometimes led to duplication of work.
The EESC concludes that this leads to duplication with regard to the ordinary annual accounts.
This leads to duplication of efforts, setting different standards,
it would amount to duplication as well as to an overburdened and confusing wording of the paragraph.
Community action is not contradictory and does not lead to duplication.
The absence of a common strategy on a European level has led to duplication in this cooperation, with a resulting waste of resources
This can lead to duplication of effort or to gaps in market surveillance,
leading to duplication of effort, diverging priorities
which leads to duplication and impedes synergies and economies of scale for the companies involved in different programmes.
another is that this can lead to duplications or inconsistencies and thus reduce the overall impact of this policy.
Second, uncoordinated provision of Earth observation services at Member State level would lead to duplication and make it difficult
which leads to duplication of programmes and less efficiency than a more coordinated approach.