Examples of using Especially smes in English and their translations into Polish
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Finds that recognition of the role of companies and especially SMEs in job creation should be improved;
the Commission has established three IPR Helpdesks to provide assistance for EU firms, especially SMEs.
European start-ups have less access to other financing such as venture capital, especially SMEs.
This is crucial to accelerate the development and the adoption of innovative business models by European enterprises, especially SMEs.
To enable the private sector and especially SMEs and social enterprises to generate growth and jobs access to capital is crucial.
Due to financial crisis, access to credit can be difficult for companies especially SMEs in many Member States, with negative repercussions on their business activity.
dynamism of businesses(especially SMEs and technological and scientific industries)
Companies, and especially SMEs, must be able to opt for the funding channels that suit them best,
make it easier for businesses, especially SMEs, to sell cross-border.
Account must also be taken of the adverse effects on businesses- especially SMEs, who employ most workers in the EU.
universities and business(especially SMEs), should be reinforced.
The simplified framework will help companies, especially SMEs, to expand their activities into other EU markets;
guidelines for end users especially SMEs and the public sector.
Companies, especially SMEs, need to be able to adapt their workforce to changes in economic conditions.
their impact on end users(especially SMEs);
national companies, especially SMEs, which have limited in-house resources to analyse proposed regulations
businesses, especially SMEs an d micro-enterprises, consumers, public administrations, etc.
Traders, but especially SMEs, will be able to market
However, some stakeholders especially SMEs have highlighted that litigation through courts is, in practice, often not an effective way of addressing UTPs.
In addition, there is an urgent need to increase access to venture capital by European businesses, especially SMEs, and to cut red tape.