Examples of using Productive potential in English and their translations into Dutch
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even greater difficulties to adapt the harvesting power of its enlarged fishing fleet to the ever diminishing productive potential of its dwindling resources.
technical assistance to improve the basic physical and social infrastructure and productive potential of ACPnationsand to strengthen their administrative
most of the 1990s, Luxembourg should attempt to raise its productive potential, while ensuring stability-oriented macroeconomic policies as the basis for sustainable growth.
Social structure adapts to accommodate this possibility and to harness this productive potential, so you get cities,
the environmental impact of the fires. It will help restore productive potential in the affected areas.
they find themselves in a labour market in which they enjoy less favourable conditions than men and in which their productive potential is not fully exploited?
especially because of the systematic stifling of the creative and productive potential of the working class.
to assist Bangladesh in diversifying its productive potential;
new political approach as regards fisheries management in the Community, accelerating the move towards a longer-term management system that focuses on obtaining the best from the productive potential of Europe's living marine resources, without compromising its use by future generations.
because it helps to safeguard the productive potential of agriculture through the protective functions of forests in relation to soil and water resources.
thereby to contribute in particular to safeguarding the productive potential of agriculture.
the restoration of their productive potential and the full reforestation of the burnt areas.
also strongly stimu late investment to increase the growth rate of productive potential.
fishing capacity to the productive potential of existing resources,
the social economy as a source of jobs for people with limited skills or productive potential through measures such as the simplification of the legal framework,
requires that they be enabled better to adapt their productive potential in particular by way of investment aids
to“top up” the earnings to a living wage; increase workers' productive potential so that they can earn more- this means giving the State an even more active responsibility to promote employability
This prevents parents, especially women, from achieving their full productive potential.
Maximum sustainable yield is the highest quantity of fish that can be removed by fishing from a stock without weakening its productive potential.
Maximum sustainable yield(MSY) is the highest yield that may be taken from a fish stock without lowering its productive potential for future years.