Examples of using Minimising in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Saving time and resources while minimising risks.
Support of product design minimising environmental impacts along the life cycle;
Therefore using that green waste for composting also means avoiding or minimising pollution.
Protecting products and minimising waste.
economic benefits to the local community and minimising negative impacts.
on creating sustainable jobs, while minimising distortions of competition.
If minimising travel is the main concern, the fixed component should be a lot bigger than the variable one.
The policy challenge is to turn the potential benefits of globalisation into real gains while minimising the social costs.
The‘retroactivity clause' was introduced with the aim of minimising the time gap between the two successive programmes
The challenge is to enable air renewal while maintaining good hygrothermic stability and minimising energy consumption.
Made of 100% polyisoprene, the TouchNTuff® 83-300 contains no natural rubber latex, minimising the risk of Type I allergy.
as well as minimising space requirements.
Minimising the environmental impact of economic activities is the second most popular theme with 22 projects(€17 million).
In Spain, a conference in Barcelona focuses on minimising exposure to carcinogens, while a workshop in Madrid highlights the importance of a strong risk prevention culture in managing hazardous substances.
that target measures and sanctions have the aim of minimising the impact on the civilian population
According to the Council of Europe's social cohesion strategy“social cohesion is the capacity of a society to ensure the welfare of all its members, minimising disparities and avoiding polarisation”.
In the short term, we can focus on minimising food waste, decreasing dependence on imports,
This highly efficient technology reduces greenhouse gas emissions by minimising the need for conventional energy.
Social cohesion refers to the capacity of a society to ensure the welfare of its members, minimising disparities and avoiding polarisation.
Focus on resource efficiency and minimising waste in a context of rapid global resource depletion gives the EU a competitive edge