Examples of using Value-based in English and their translations into Italian
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Value-based management deals with balancing short-term
fair and value-based trade.
One of the main causes is a lack of value-based Adivasi"shepherdship", which could lead these people to green pastures!
neutral for not including value-based judgements.
function in a better, leaner, value-based way.
Internal market programmes must have a European and added value-based vision that looks beyond the purely national: the greater the scope in terms of products
Moreover, it is crucial that the programmes have a European and added value-based vision, and that priority be given to multi-country programmes that cover a number of products.
implementation of specific value-based management projects.
Individuals working in mission-focused and value-based organizations must have a thorough understanding of internal and external factors affecting
The EESC commends the Commission's proposal that Member States shall work towards a standardised approach with respect to the definition of these criteria aiming to establish value-based pricing systems across Europe.
high-quality, value-based flow solutions using decades of in-house engineering experience from design to installation.
This“value-based pricing” approach associated with improved transparency is being elaborated in related initiatives,
these areas will allow the EU to use the opportunities and leverage a closer trade relationship to promote this value-based agenda.
efficient and value-based market.
Those value-based objectives should be seen as taking priority over bilateral relations and Javier Solana was
sustainable use of resources,"could provide the platform for distributed resources to conduct value-based transactions over the grid, given appropriate regulatory incentives.".
should have a strong value-based dimension so as to foster Europeans' sense of belonging to a common European project.
evaluating in the case of the ECIE srl the economic, ethic and value-based performance according to seven dimensions proposed by the method Rainbow Score.
The EESC emphasises that programmes should have a European and added value-based vision, including a focus on job creation,
Moreover, it is crucial that programmes have a European and added value-based vision, including job creation, and that priority be given, through a more favourable financing scheme(providing up to 60% rather than 50%),