Examples of using Such as the development in English and their translations into Polish
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all the aspects affecting it, such as the development of infrastructures to allow everyone to enter and remain in the labour market,
family life such as the development of services(services) for families at risk,
pension reforms(without contemplating growth-enhancing projects with up-front budgetary costs such as the development of physical infrastructure,
services general tasks or activities relating to the organisation of the work under this Regulation, such as the development and running of the national systems for authorising EURES Partners
in so far as the Directive requires an environmental impact assessment of a project, such as the development or extension of an airport,
For its part, the Commission is required to put this collaboration into practice via activities such as the development and provision of specific IT tools,
petroleum industry faced new challenges such as the development of new fields,
Future employment trends in transport depend on a number of factors such as the development of trade and economic activities,
promoting best practice initiatives, including those of social partners at Union level, such as the development and updating of databases or joint websites containing general
also of the possibilities for cooperation in the future on matters such as the development of maritime safety
However, the EU has competencies in areas such as the development of the Single Market,
There are no foreseen negative environmental impacts associated with actions such as the development of partnerships, awareness campaigns, with reformulation
Facts stated in last year's report, such as the development of the Fundamental Rights Agency
Support should be given to measures such as the development of"virtual campuses" for average-level Internet users
Further funding has been drawn from other financial instruments such as the Development Cooperation Instrument(DCI) and the European Neighbourhood Instrument(ENI)
that conventional approaches such as the development of new infrastructure,
joint calls for proposals or pooling of resources in areas such as the development of new prevention
Several safety aspects require international collaboration, such as the development of common nomenclature, standards
These technologies could be applied to a wide range of activities such as the development of advanced materials capable of working in extreme conditions in the Arctic winter that could stimulate investments in energy efficiency