Examples of using Start-up phase in English and their translations into Polish
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It has been also assumed that the number of staff would increase relatively fast in the start-up phase.
it is to some extent justifiable as it is still in the start-up phase, the Undertaking should complete the implementation of its control systems
I am therefore thankful that, after the difficulties during the start-up phase of our new service,
overlap phase between the existing and the new Effort Sharing Decision in the years 2019-2020 and assist in the start-up phase of the new initiative.
Financial provisions included in the Regulation should help Member States during the start-up phase to launch new statistics in this area
However, in the Office's start-up phase, balance can be achieved only if there is a subsidy from the general budget of the European Communities,
in particular in the start-up phase, while respecting the co-financing principle.
implementing organisations lacked funds in the project start-up phase, when they are most needed.
Some stakeholders have suggested that the EU does not take sufficient account of the extent to which low volumes produced and sold at the start-up phase of a product can distort per-unit costs
control systems do not prevent or detect errors in the start-up phase.
That may have stemmed from the fact that the Joint Undertaking was in a start-up phase and had not fully set up its internal control and financial information systems
finally aid for the start-up phase of new combined transport routes.
cost for infrastructure aid, 30% of the total costs for the acquisition of combined transport equipment and the start-up phase of new combined transport routes.
that these losses had occurred during the start-up phase and that this situation should be taken into account.
the new Member States have been in a situation which is broadly similar to that faced by the old Member States in the start-up phase of the programming period 2000-2006.
Although the problems that EU firms face in the start-up phase are not larger than those faced in the US,
which was not in a start-up phase, found itself confronted with a significant decrease in profitability,
so the programme has brought us significant financial benefit in the start-up phase.
In most Member States, the programmes were significantly influenced by delays in the start-up phase, for 2007 and 2008(see chapter 7.4),
creative clusters is their dependence, especially in the start-up phase, on public support and the need for positive integration initiatives that can draw in all regional actors: