Examples of using Their added value in English and their translations into Dutch
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the brands proved their added value.
bank can and must show their added value.
implementing programmes and their added value to the Community.
Free a Girl offers financial support to local organizations where their added value is greatest.
improve European disaster management resources, which have now clearly proven their added value.
combine different functions to their added value and without extra cost.
are advisers who can prove their added value for the client.
has serious doubts about their added value without a good system for establishing
new agricultural products, with a view to increasing their added value have not directly been addressed.
fisheries products would increase their added value, Commissioner.
Cohesion Policy programmes need to concentrate resources on a small number of priorities and maximise their added value.
New centralised European databases should only be created on the basis of studies that have shown their added value.
Some notification requirements for non-road mobile machinery such as locomotives seem to impose many duties on manufacturers while their added value has not been proved after years of implementation.
Support for large enterprises should thus be continued therefore but related to their added value for the regional economy,
It is important that an increasing number of products should benefit from protection outside their country of origin, in the certainty that their added value and distinctive quality status will continue to be guaranteed.
administrative burdens in order to enable Europeans to appreciate EU laws and their added value.
sport no longer depends on anything but the market or sportspeople on anything but their added value.
the private sector- to bring their added value into development processes.
However, such additional guarantees would often entail additional administrative burdens for procurers and undertakings, and their added value in the fight against unsound business practices must be carefully weighed against a possible negative impact on the overall objective of simplification of the procedures.
involving products and components maintaining their added value and continuing to be reusable for as long as possible.