Examples of using Service sectors in English and their translations into Polish
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
The conceptual approach of TEN-T could be considerably broadened in order to cater for infrastructure needs resulting from business-oriented measures in the different transport service sectors.
Policy action to stimulate competition in the service sectors, especially in professional services, has been limited.
Today, we can also understand the concern of other public service sectors confronted by the same problems.
Many business service sectors currently lack a culture of social dialogue,
Broadening the strategy regarding the development of statistics on service sectors and statistical development projects in cooperation with Eurostat and the OECD.
Electric heating represents about 30% of all heating in the household and service sectors in Sweden.
perhaps above all to new knowledge in the service sectors.
has withdrawn all demands under GATS to liberalise the service sectors of poor countries.
Item 3.2a rev. which concerned requests from the Commission's Enterprise DG for exploratory opinions on the construction and business service sectors.
to reduce energy consumption in the residential building and service sectors;
MB is certified according to DIN ISO 9001:2008 in parts of the service sectors, which will be gradually expanded to all divisions.
mainly in public service sectors that employ mostly women.
in particular, in the service sectors and in the oil and natural gas markets.
Developing and implementing regulatory regimes for specific service sectors at CARIFORUM regional level
Hundreds of discriminatory, unjustified or disproportionate requirements existing throughout the EU have been abolished in important service sectors such as retail,
Discussions with Member States and stakeholders' contributions have shown that the Single Market remains a work in progress in certain service sectors, in particular as far as the cross-border provision of services is concerned.
According to the EESC, improved economic growth at the European level also depends upon investment in public service sectors such as education,
competitiveness analysis of the service sectors and their impact on industrial competitiveness.
allowed Taiwanese companies to invest in certain service sectors on the mainland.
Hungary's restrictive regulations in service sectors and a volatile regulatory environment remain concerns for businesses and thus create uncertainty for investors.