Examples of using Increased mobility in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Open borders, increased mobility, better communications,
Whereas increased mobility within the EU has led to increasing numbers of cross-border child protection issues involving custody removal;
In that context Member States may also take into consideration the effects of increased mobility, such as‘brain drain' or‘youth drain'.
noted a significant improvement in their condition, increased mobility and reduction of pain.
mutual recognition of diplomas and qualifications, and increased mobility and growth;
The increased mobility of both persons and capital lies at the heart of the EU
Possible causal factors include increased mobility down the Nile and increased long-distance commerce between sub-Saharan Africa and Egypt,” states the study.
lack of mobility or increased mobility.
it almost immediately restored a more natural gait and increased mobility.
other business data requires SMBs to prepare their infrastructures to support increased mobility.
the international cooperation capacity of higher education institutions in third countries through increased mobility streams between the European Union and third countries.
Whereas increased mobility within the EU has led to a growing number of cross-border disputes on parental responsibility and child custody;
limits their displacement with increased mobility.
helps them have increased mobility and a better quality of life.
Windows 8 is designed to help Windows remain relevant in the world of ever expanding devices and the increased mobility of users.
Reasons behind this are the high payments on mortgage loans as well as the increased mobility of people and the more-often relocation in another town
thereby facilitating the increased mobility of professionals and students.
evasion have a major cross-border dimension, as globalisation and increased mobility of taxpayers are conducive to these phenomena.
it almost immediately restored a more natural gait and increased mobility.
mutual recognition of diplomas and qualifications and increased mobility and growth;