Examples of using Scarce resources in English and their translations into Polish
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health authorities and health insurance companies across Europe to enhance prescribing efficiency within scarce resources.
Each individual can contribute to climate protection through his daily behavior and save scarce resources.
He must be able to manage people and scarce resources to the point of achieving hard objectives.
health authorities and health insurance companies across Europe to enhance prescribing efficiency within scarce resources.
On the second day of the program will focus on topics such as"Rising transportation costs, scarce resources, limited emission- Ökologie als Chance?
That would only have diverted attention and scarce resources away from the relief effort.
managing scarce resources, and executing plans to achieve given objectives.
Such subsidy races would not only lead to a wasteful use of scarce resources, they would be to the detriment of the cohesion of the EU.
such as combining scarce resources from the public sector with those of the private sector,
Exclusive reliance on legal proceedings to force Member States to remedy problems will also take much time and will absorb scarce resources.
Still, budgetary constraints lead Member States to focus their scarce resources on domestic cases rather than on cross-border issues30.
Most importantly, the region suffers from scarce resources and the unequal access of different groups to these resources. .
It also helps to avoid lengthy periods of unemployment and scarce resources pushing young people into marginal
But with such scarce resources, Zhang Zheng
Be it internationalization, scarce resources, short delivery times,
Do you think world of scarce resources, or are we, as animals in a is holding us back from creating a global egalitarian society our obsession with borders
characterised by small patient populations and scarce resources.
This widening would dilute the impact of the programmes by reducing the already scarce resources available for exchanges of undergraduate and graduate students.
It also helps to avoid lengthy periods of unemployment and scarce resources pushing young people into marginal
A coherent, complementary and coordinated EU approach to the provision of humanitarian aid ensures that scarce resources are used efficiently to meet identified needs