Examples of using Less dependent in English and their translations into Polish
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We need to act now to make our society less dependent on a resource that is certainly finite
The major policy response must be to make the EU more efficient in the use of energy, and less dependent on fossil fuels.
Eleven African governments have seen that they can become less dependent by using this technology.
In the agricultural machinery sector the effects of the crisis started later with farming being less dependent from the general economic climate.
which means they are much less dependent on traditional(and more flexible)
In these circumstances it is necessary to support those economic sectors which are less dependent on the tourist industries
in particular its objective to establish a de-centralised policy, less dependent on detailed decisions taken in Brussels and allowing more opportunity for local
This proposal- that member states should fully support- could help EFSA to be less dependent on member states' experts,
For example, anyone who would like to be just a little bit less dependent on Russia must ensure that there are other channels,
one that is less dependent on banking sector constraints,
we become less dependent on Lucky Strike so you can keep me from bringing in an account.
makes Poland relatively less dependent on recently very unpredictable foreign markets in that the part of goods which are not exported can be absorbed by the country's domestic market.
because that is the way to become less dependent on oil; that is the way to harvest the health co-benefits;
It will help European industry to develop the plastics of the future, less dependent on fossil fuels
Energy efficiency is an important part of building a competitive and less dependent on imported fuels EU economy. Technical potential for 2030 is significant
highly energy efficient economy, less dependent on imported supplies.
in the transition towards an economy that is more sustainable and less dependent on fossil fuels.
I'm not a feminist or anything but I don't think that doing something that makes us feel less dependent on others and increases our self-respect could possibly be bad for society.
The structure is self-anchoring and therefore less dependent upon good foundation conditions,
Ideally, action to help uprooted people should form part of an approach that aims to move on from so-called subsistence to a stage in which they become self-sufficient or less dependent.