Examples of using The rationalisation in English and their translations into Polish
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Such common rules will help to contribute towards achieving a higher level of professional qualification for transport operators, the rationalisation of the market, and an improved quality of service rendered,
sector structuring, the rationalisation of production and marketing structures providing for grouped purchases,
by making the electronic transmission of information and the rationalisation of reporting formalities standard.
In addition to measures to combat avoidance and evasion, the rationalisation proposal also includes some measures aimed at simplifying the application of the tax in certain circumstances where those liable to pay the tax are in financial difficulties.
In writing.-(LT) I voted in favour of this report, because the rationalisation of spending calls for greater effectiveness
Due to the public finance reform and the rationalisation of expenditure, the share of mandatory(legally determined)
In addition, the rationalisation of the research and development programme
and promote the rationalisation of procedures which improves efficiency and governance17.
sector structuring, the rationalisation of production and marketing structures,
The rationalisation exercise, however, does not affect either specific measures designed to deal with
and promote the rationalisation of procedures which improves efficiency and governance18.
sector structuring, the rationalisation of production and marketing structures,
really reward a reduction in emissions and the rationalisation of all kinds of activities,
reducing unnecessary economic and social cost, and contributing to the rationalisation of health systems expenditure.
applications for employment with the reinforcement of the delivery of the EURES service offer and the rationalisation of the functioning of the EURES network.
thereby facilitating financial controls and reducing the administrative burden for beneficiaries, the Commission has established an Action Plan for the Rationalisation and Acceleration of FP6.
However, those Member States that have already introduced these standards are agreed that the investment costs are largely offset by the rationalisation of their activities and, over the longer term, by economies of scale.
with specific emphasis on road safety and the rationalisation of fuel consumption.
While Europe is facing budgetary constraints absorbed at national level, the rationalisation of agencies in terms of powers,