Examples of using An added value in English and their translations into Danish
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The real problem now is knowing whether the applications of Galileo offer an added value such that they justify a commitment from the Union at the level at which this commitment is envisaged.
the EU is not an expense but rather an added value for national policies.
it will be an added value to our salon Thank you for the confidence!
Spanish language capability as an added value are now considered almost basic requirements when making an important choice on which BPO call center to use for your important project.
Where does the OSCE bring an added value?
I strongly believe that their expertise will give an added value to our institutions.
That alone is an added value and an important point of the whole initiative.
All it brings is an added value; it does not remotely meet their expectations or their requirements.
the application of policies in which the European Union has an added value.
Objectives: To facilitate synergy between existing projects that see an added value in working together on common objectives.
In addition, transnationality normally requires that projects should clearly demonstrate an added value lor the spatial development of all partners involved.
thus constitutes an added value for Europe.
But it is clear that school milk has an added value for the dietary pattern of children
foster farming activity to meet growing consumer demand and which, as an added value, is environmentally friendly.
home affairs should constitute an added value.
it stands to reason that any such proposals must represent an added value for the citizens of the European Union.
even in a competitive market like Europe's, still represent an added value because of their greater experience and knowledge.
would show such an added value as being justified under the subsidiarity principle.
The nomination of Gijs M. de Vries to the Court of Auditors will definitely represent an added value for the institution, not least at the level of guaranteeing institutional cooperation within the European Union