Examples of using Local context in English and their translations into Italian
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If we could get the two- a similar arrangement for the ESF as we have for the ERDF- it would seem to me that that would be what subsidiarity ought to mean in the local context.
empirical articles dealing directly with Le Marche broadens the scope of interest from the local context to a national and European level.
policy from another city, you need to be sure that your local context does not differ too radically from the exporting city's
has given me valuable ideas for investing in future activities in my local context based on the knowledge I acquired,
In the upcoming months CESIE and other partners will carry out a need analysis to get a sense of what is actually needed in the local context, to which best practices will have to be adapted to.
re-launch the proposals of the Synod, adapting them to the local context of Uganda.
although to lower it into the local context on the part of the bishops concerned.
apply their messaging to the local context.
who know their local context best, to customise technical conservation measures in their own sea basins.
taking into account that such innovation is often defined in the local context, and may be technological
takes into account the local context in which it will be placed;
examples that can help each city to find a combination of measures that is just right for the local context and the challenges presented by that context. .
also spreading beyond the local context.
integration of students in the local context.
Europe, and its work varies according to the local context and the problems which minors have to face in those territories.
more efficient transport have to adapt to the local context, focusing on the infrastructure in regions where it is still lacking while targeting the attractiveness of sustainable transport modes
specified use and local context define instead the plausible margins for interventions on the same disturbing factors
ensuring that service providers familiarize themselves with the local context when carrying out the service100.
which have grown up and survived in a local context thus far, feel threatened by the impact of globalisation.
The local context of our country, subject to a variety of risks, makes necessary a civil protection system that,