Examples of using Quantified in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Directive 2000/53/EC sets out clear quantified targets for reuse,
sufficient information was available to prevent, or to detect and correct, eight other cases where we found, and quantified, errors.
Quantified errors due to the reimbursement of ineligible VAT 12 From 2015 to 2017, we audited 561 operations as part of our SoA audits.
The Commission should introduce quantified evaluation of the effectiveness and efficiency of the contribution of funds already invested.
It sets clear quantified targets for the re-use, recycling
In the 220 transactions we examined, we identified and quantified 36 errors which had not been detected by audit authorities.
which provides it with greater clarity and fewer but quantified objectives.
emissions from industrial sources can be monitored and quantified accurately even from high in space.
A quantified description of the current agricultural production situation taking into account the results of available evaluations,
used for monitoring or evaluation and was not linked to any quantified target.
The basic ideas of quantum theory were introduced in 1900 by Max Planck(1858- 1947), who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1918 for his discovery of the quantified nature of energy.
Suggests thatCalls for the action plan shouldto earmark financial resources and set out quantified targets so that the success of the plan can be tracked in the long term.
which can be at least partially quantified.
that these vibrations can be accurately measured and quantified.
the definition of quantified indicators for use in programme evaluation
outputs rather than on quantified results and impact.
which means that I believe that most natural phenomena can be understood, quantified, predicted, and eventually controlled.
In its annual report, the Court of Auditors confirmed that, in 2011, the overall quantified error rate for EU spending remained stable, at below 4%.
Social enterprises must therefore not be pressured to equate measurement with quantification by only focusing on activities that are easily measured, quantified or externally recognised.
over a longer timeframe and without quantified targets.