Examples of using Additional effort in English and their translations into Dutch
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Additional effort should be made by Western Balkan Participants
files as you work with them without any additional effort on your part.
In fact, the very process of installation is quite simple, but laying the laminate on the uneven floor will require additional effort and cost.
you will get a chance to contact multiple people at the same time without any additional effort.
What's more, it won't even take very much additional effort or expense to do so.
then they will be sowing without any additional effort by the grower.
Additional effort will be necessary in the areas of inter-ethnic relations and economic reform.
Additional effort is therefore needed to enhance urban road safety
The only additional effort you still need to make,
Distribution partners can procure commercial vehicle spare parts of both brands without any additional effort from a single source.
This Communication has identified five areas where additional effort at EU level could stimulate long-term growth and jobs in the blue economy, in line with the objectives of the Europe 2020 strategy.
It is designed to involve a special additional effort, including concrete commitments
amounts to a substantial and notable additional effort.
For Member States which already apply one of the ADNs or intend to do so, only a very small additional effort is required to extend the scope to cover national transport as well.
it will be impossible to log onto the SAP system without some additional effort.
Due to a flat tyre, Davide Appollonio gets dropped from the breakaway while a flat tyre for Daryl Impey requires him to do an additional effort to get back in the leading group.
easily to all types of venues, and can even complement already existing structures with very little additional effort.
The interaction between Climate-ADAPT and national platforms will require an additional effort on the part of the Member States given that,
Option 2 would require substantial additional effort from the Commission and Member States
My specific question is therefore: is enlargement possible without an additional effort on the part of the European Union- from the moment of the first accessions- above and beyond this budgetary reserve?