Examples of using To limiting in English and their translations into Dutch
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In addition to limiting the impacts of climate change, specific economic
Firstly, we cannot subscribe to limiting the resources for the communication and information campaign to EUR 2 million.
I do feel, however, that the directive lacks ambition with regard to limiting phosphates in detergents.
placebo in time to limiting angina.
it will make an important contribution to limiting risks in many areas.
For example, New Zealand has developed special animal feeds, which are contributing greatly to limiting carbon dioxide emissions.
Both cold weather and a 100 percent battery charge contribute to limiting the effect of regenerative braking.
The motorized roller conveyor's Motor 3 starts to work and convey the rack to limiting position.
And by recycling, we are also making a major contribution to limiting the waste mountain.
for the first time, to limiting their emissions.
With a view to limiting translation costs, further consideration should be given to the various solutions suggested,
I fully agree with the rapporteur's view that our approach to limiting discards should largely consist of incentives to fishermen to look for new, innovative solutions in fishing methods and gear.
Let us at least ensure that proper research is carried out with a view to limiting the potential risks of this technology, and let us very quickly prohibit the most suspect installations or materials!
thus contributing to limiting the risks to consumers at the end of the food chain.
dishwashing detergents are designed with a view to limiting or banning a number of dangerous substances that may be toxic for aquatic ecosystems.
While'the rigid form' of the written words are actually nearly always to limiting to describe really essential experiences I will nevertheless try to give an impression regarding our adventurous exploring journey in Italy quite soon.
guiding national policies with a view to limiting and gradually eliminating the state subsidies which have distorted competition.
have in particular contributed to limiting the number of areas to be restricted to nationals of each Member State occupations involving the exercise of official authority.
With regard to limiting the specific supply arrangements to agricultural products- a matter addressed by both Mr Freitas
Competition rules alone the Commission has only relatively limited means to act directly with a view to limiting the overall budgets that the Member States devote to support their companies.