Examples of using Increased mobility in English and their translations into Hungarian
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facilitated by information technology and increased mobility.
Whereas increased mobility within the EU has led to a growing number of cross-border disputes on parental responsibility
which is strengthened when pressing on the head of the metatarsal bone, increased mobility of the affected part of the foot.
Whereas increased mobility and the enhancement of people-to-people contacts between the partner countries and the EU remain
Increased mobility in urban areas is driving their development by facilitating the expansion of cities into the surrounding rural areas("urban sprawl").
Increased mobility can also contribute to the reform of education
Increased mobility is also due to increasingly open borders and more comparable education systems.
Increased mobility would also respond to the challenge of filling high-skill jobs,
Units with the Quick trait often have greatly increased mobility in rough terrain,
Nowadays Europe is living in a new world of globalisation, increased mobility and migration, as well as of regional regeneration
The Single Market Project will bring economic well being for all, increased mobility, new skills,
It recommends, moreover, increased mobility and exchanges in the school environment
Open borders, increased mobility, better communications,
Increased mobility will be of particular benefit to leading academic institutions through improved cultural diversity
This increased mobility of three to five coccygeal segments allows for more flexion and extension,
The proposed key action to achieve increased mobility for citizens is to modernise the system for recognising professional qualifications.
With increased mobility in the EU, it is important that Member States are able to keep each other informed of the criminal histories of EU citizens resident within their territories.
Increased mobility and changing patterns of migration are having a major impact on education systems throughout the world.
Mrs Gebhardt has already pointed out that increased mobility is resulting in increasing numbers of marriages, but also in increasing numbers of divorces.
problem that is worsening, due to the increased mobility of capital and persons.