Examples of using Increasing mobility in English and their translations into Polish
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Financial
-
Official/political
-
Programming
-
Computer
The increasing mobility of citizens within the European Union has resulted in an increasing number of international marriages where the spouses are of different nationalities
cultural patterns demographic change, urban concentration, increasing mobility, easier access to information,
With growth in the transport sector and EU citizens' increasing mobility, it is essential to establish EU-wide rights for the protection of passengers and to secure a level playing field between carriers from different Member States.
thus increasing mobility in the labour market.
This programme will reinforce the existing“Marie Curie” actions of support to researchers, better focusing on key aspects of skills and career development, increasing mobility between university and industry,
In the next generation of mobility programmes, the Commission will propose a greater focus on increasing mobility of multipliers, such as teachers
These connecting factors are set in view of the increasing mobility of citizens and in order to ensure that a genuine connecting factor exists between the spouses and the Member State in which jurisdiction is exercised.
To reflect the increasing mobility of couples during their married life and facilitate the proper administration of justice,
The increasing mobility of EU citizens is leading to any increase in the number of marriages in which spouses are of different nationalities
if we are to cope with the increasing mobility in the future without gridlock.
At the same time, we are observing the increasing mobility of the society, the ways we live
The increasing mobility of persons within an area without internal frontiers leads to a significant increase in the number of couples formed by nationals of different Member States who live in a Member State other than their own
The increasing mobility of citizens within the European Union has resulted in an increasing number of“international” marriages where the spouses are of different nationalities,
local communities, increasing mobility of people, productivity of businesses
which is characterized by increasing mobility both of financial capital
combating poverty and increasing mobility.
In view of the continuously developing market in consumer credit and the increasing mobility of European citizens,
Given the increasing mobility within the internal market,
Increasing mobility at European Union level through expanding programmes such as Erasmus,
In view of the increasing mobility of European citizens