Examples of using Increased mobility in English and their translations into Italian
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The clinical result is a reduction of the skeletal muscle spasm with relief of pain and increased mobility of the involved muscles.
Amendment 8 introduces Recital 7a which refers to the need to take account of the development of educational systems that foster the increased mobility of students.
The ability of businesses to post some of their workers to other EU Member States for the purpose of temporary work has made a further contribution to this increased mobility.
facilitated by information technology and increased mobility.
The relocations are connected with the dynamics of the so-called globalization stemming from an increased mobility of factors.
The Committee reiterates the need to achieve increased mobility for citizens by modernising the system for recognising professional qualifications.
The proposed key action to achieve increased mobility for citizens is to modernise the system for recognising professional qualifications.
multinational companies mean increased mobility for men and women throughout the European Union.
It has a larger hole to accommodate the carabiner This allows for easier insertion and increased mobility.
gave the Allies increased mobility on land.
With the increased mobility of tourism, educational visits
Increased mobility is crucial to maintaining a good rate of growth while at the same time avoiding bottlenecks in parts of the European Union.
Increased mobility will be of particular benefit to leading academic institutions through improved cultural diversity
Increased mobility in urban areas is driving their development by facilitating the expansion of cities into the surrounding rural areas“urban sprawl”.
Increased mobility not only benefits the citizens;
Increased mobility of certain production factors such as capital has led Member States to increase the tax burden on relatively less mobile factors,
Drivers for this include the need for improvements in efficiency, and the increased mobility of patients and health professionals under an emerging internal market in services.
the financial services industry will benefit from increased mobility of clients, with reduced barriers to entry, including cross-border.
Firms currently operate through schemes structured to accommodate increased mobility of capital and frequent cross-border transactions between associated companies.
The cross-border dimension of many structures and the increased mobility of capital and persons in the Internal Market makes it difficult for MS to address this alone;