Examples of using Environmental constraints in English and their translations into Hungarian
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performance and environmental constraints as well as any changes thereto.
Energy and transport policies aim, within environmental constraints, to support economic growth,
the conditions on the market, environmental constraints, the employment situation in both quantitative
climate change and environmental constraints, the seasonal distribution of tourist movements
a limited resource and is a medium that is subjected to environmental constraints.
such as climate change, environmental constraints, global competition, demographic trends
Environmental constraints to rapid economic growth are increasingly recognised by countries like China, leading to a rising awareness of
environmentally friendly farming;participation in EMAS scheme(Eco-Management and Audit Scheme);organic farming; sustainable aquaculture compatible with the environmental constraints resultingfrom the designation of Natura 2000 areas.
where duly justified to meet geographical, urban or environmental constraints.
shortage of funding available, unilateral environmental constraints, are only a few examples of the reality faced by European aviation sector.
deterioration of infrastructure and lack of investment for drainage systems and other environmental constraints.
if you create communities, if environmental constraints are offset in the interior of each person who feels included in a network of community and belonging.
transparent access to port services; environmental constraints and development needs; the availability of competitive services
It would have been, even without the environmental constraint.
But the environmental constraint just makes it so much greater.
It would have been, even without the environmental constraint, but the environmental constraint just makes it so much greater.
The environmental constraints pretty much define what can be done.
past human activities- and not climatic or other environmental constraints.
world in decline- a world of diminishing resources, a world of environmental constraints.
calling on the EU to abandon its“policy of the weak” which imposes strict environmental constraints on its businesses without requiring the same from trading partners.