Examples of using Existing expertise in English and their translations into German
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The existing expertise and skills enables PHAST to achieve the highest quality and flexibility.
Preserving the existing expertise and the networks built up over many years expedites the restructuring process.
We develop a customized approach, adapted to your needs by leveraging existing expertise and tools.
The primary objective was to draw on the ECB's existing expertise in the field of financial stability.
The Commission shall ensure the examination and evaluation of air navigation performance, drawing upon the existing expertise of Eurocontrol.
In the absence of new arrangements to pool the existing expertise we will not be able to go beyond our current efforts.
Overall, the independent evaluation concludes that it is too early to assess the effective use of existing expertise by the EIAH.
When setting up delegated acts, the Commission should ensure that existing expertise on the implementation of the EQF will be used.
The German Health Research Centres are pooling all of their existing expertise, thereby greatly helping to close knowledge gaps
At the same time, it would allow relying on existing expertise and using established working
DCT has specialized in atomization equipment since the company's inception, and the new product family is considered a natural extension of the firm's existing expertise.
Using our existing expertise, we fully focus on two investment approaches.
We plan to strengthen and consolidate existing expertise in this area.
Each network partner is focusing in one area corresponding to existing expertise and services.
Therefore the time has come to focus the existing expertise and responsibility in one place.
The idea is rather to harness existing expertise and thereby to produce the necessary synergies.
The research forum brings together existing expertise on the energy transition in eight interdisciplinary thematic working groups.
A diabetes research matrix ensures that the existing expertise is optimally harnessed and disseminated in three research areas.
The cooperative focus on safe energy informatics will bundle the existing expertise and develop it in consultation with the industry.
Using existing expertise, the EIAH will be the EU-wide one-stop-shop to help identify projects,