Examples of using Broader range in English and their translations into Romanian
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The associated Impact Assessment3 captures the broader range of options considered prior to drawing the conclusions presented in the communication.
The associated Impact Assessment7 captures the broader range of options considered prior to drawing the conclusions presented in the communication.
Has a high efficacy against microorganisms in a broader range of pH compared to many other compounds.
It is also the Community that selects the most appropriate instrument from among a broader range of familiar Community instruments.
It is recommended that this covers EU cultural policy rather than the Culture programme specifically in order to allow a broader range of content.
Less developed regions will be able to devote their allocation to a wider range of objectives reflecting the broader range of development needs.
given the broader range of issues subject to scrutiny.
Convergence regions will be able to devote their allocation to a wider range of objectives reflecting their broader range of development needs.
capital they need and SMEs cannot access a broader range of financing solutions.
It is regrettable that this issue has been politicised because what we need to do is to make progress on this broader range of practical issues.
This process allowed banks both to provide a broader range of services to their clients, as well as
to facilitate travel to Europe for a broader range of third country nationals.
At the same time, successfully integrating renewables' electricity generation into the system requires flexible markets encompassing a broader range of players, both on the supply and demand side.
there has been a trend in recent years towards a much wider definition of money laundering based on a broader range of predicate offences.
Coinbase did say that it is working to launch other funds that are“accessible to all investors and cover a broader range of digital assets” so,
reducing reliance on external ratings will not guarantee the objectivity of decisions taken by financial market participants or a broader range of opinion.
reducing reliance on external ratings will not guarantee the objectivity of decisions taken by financial market participants or a broader range of opinion.
Article 55 of Regulation No 1083/2006 is now applied to a broader range of projects regarded as revenue-generating(defined in paragraph 1 of the Article),
Member States are able to provide a broader range of measures and higher amounts of aid without having to notify them to the Commission for prior authorisation.
Finally, investors would also be able to benefit from a broader range of investment opportunities as a result of enhanced product diversity both on primary