Examples of using Improving the quality in English and their translations into Finnish
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thus improving the quality of their output.
Segment interpolation played a significant role in reducing the productivity and improving the quality of the result with a large number of points.
Improving the quality of research results and speeding up technological development presupposes also comprehensive and close international collaboration.
EU assistance for afforestation should focus on improving the quality of forests through such measures as erosion prevention,
To support Member States in implementing the Council Conclusions on improving the quality of teacher education,
Stockholm should therefore focus on improving the quality of the so-called atypical jobs, on reconciling work and family,
That is why it is so important to focus on improving the quality of education, thus preventing social exclusion and increasing the competitiveness of our economy.
Improving the quality of transport also means reducing the harmful effects of urban transport by promoting public and new forms of transport.
In 2005 a new impetus was given to the political objective of improving the quality of European legislation by placing this issue at the heart of the Lisbon strategy for growth and jobs.
On an organisational level improving the quality of the products and services we offer is sought by the monitoring of customer satisfaction,
According to the co-rapporteur, Mr Duff, this is a major step towards improving the quality of European integration.
It aims to introduce common rules for developing the postal sector and improving the quality of service, as well as gradually opening up the markets in a controlled way.
Actions aimed at improving the quality of the urban environment should enhance the attractiveness of towns and cities
I wish to say a few words about this report by Mrs Badia i Cutchet on improving the quality of teacher education, which I think is an excellent one.
developing infrastructure and improving the quality of human capital.
working conditions and/or improving the quality of the products fished and conserved on board.
Part of the efficiency gains should be invested in improving the quality of the working environment
Common rules have also been introduced for developing the postal sector and improving the quality of its service, with the gradual and measures opening of markets to competition.
trans-European networks and improving the quality of education and lifelong learning.