Examples of using To accessibility in English and their translations into Polish
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Attracting very highly skilled personnel is also important with measures relating to accessibility, high quality education, the supply of cultural services,
Furthermore, where the product presents a risk related to accessibility, manufacturers shall immediately inform the competent national authorities of the Member States in which they made the product available to that effect,
It should be possible to raise concrete problems, for instance with respect to accessibility for disabled persons, quality of local transport
of persons with reduced mobility cannot be limited to accessibility of means of transport as they also encompass non-discrimination
Although the Roadmap states, in relation to accessibility, that there is a risk of the gap between central and peripheral areas widening,to nothing, since no practical initiative is linked to that goal, while increasing numbers of regional routes are slashed on grounds of profitability.">
The disparities between the laws and administrative measures adopted by the Member States in relation to accessibility of products and services for persons with functional limitations including persons with disabilities create barriers to the free movement of such products and services and distort effective competition in the internal market.
Based on market surveillance and analyses of barriers of an EU-wide nature related to accessibility for persons with functional limitations, the EESC is recommending considering the gradual inclusion, after evaluation of
under the specific objective of preventing, identifying and eliminating obstacles and barriers to accessibility, the Commission committed itself to prepare a European Accessibility Act setting out a general accessibility framework in relation to products and services.
functional requirements(e.g. relating to environmental aspects or to accessibility for all), thus stimulating the search for innovative technologies that provide best value for money in the long term,
in relation to accessibility, that there is a risk of the gap between central and peripheral areas widening,to nothing, since no practical initiative is linked to that goal, while increasing numbers of regional routes are slashed on grounds of profitability.">
in relation to accessibility, that there is a risk that the gap between central and peripheral areas will widen,to nothing, since no practical initiative is linked to that goal while increasing numbers of regional routes are slashed on grounds of profitability.">
in relation to accessibility, that there is a risk that the gap between central and peripheral areas will widen,to nothing, since no practical initiative is linked to that goal while increasing numbers of regional routes are slashed on grounds of profitability.">
The EESC warmly welcomes the importance that the current EU rules on passenger ship safety attache to accessibility for persons with reduced mobility(paragraph 17 of the recitals to Directive 2009/45 EC)
reducing difficulties related to accessibility and integration of ultra peripheral regions into the regional geographic environment,
Based on market surveillance and analyses of barriers of an EU-wide nature related to accessibility for persons with functional limitations, the EESC proposes a gradual expansion of the scope of the proposed
Based on market surveillance and analyses of barriers of an EU-wide nature related to accessibility for persons with functional limitations, the EESC proposes a gradual expansion of the scope of the proposed directive in order to cover payment terminals, hospitality services,
Attention will also be paid to accessibility and social inclusiveness.
The European Disability Strategy 2010-2020 refers to accessibility problems that person with disability experience.
The consideration given to accessibility issues, including ICT access, under the regional competitiveness
Article 3 refers to accessibility as a general principle of the Convention that should be considered in relation to the enjoyment of the rights