Examples of using Underpinning in English and their translations into Romanian
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as a foundational platform capable of underpinning the digital transformation.
Nowadays, the information and communication technologies(ICT) underpinning an information society which is open to all must incorporate the needs of all members of society.
will have a significant impact in underpinning the single market of goods
The Council adopted legal texts underpinning a reform of the EU framework for supervision of the financial system,
Underpinning the platform is a merit-based incentives system,
It is also important to ensure the compatibility of the rules underpinning international cooperation between the LAGs established in the various Member States.
This means not only upgrading existing transmission and distribution networks, but also underpinning them with new, technically sophisticated infrastructure.
the wide financial market underpinning it should promote international use of the euro.
Chapter 2, dealing with the‘underlying principles', sets out general principles underpinning European public services.
this is the reason why social innovation is one of the pillars underpinning our activities.
the rules underpinning the euro.
a promise to pay, long since separated from any underpinning finite material such as gold.
This is the central argument underpinning the idea of a bottom-up understanding of what it means to‘know' something.
One of the totally noncyclic components underpinning the resurgence of some of these powers is the advent of new types of resources.
The macroeconomic scenario underpinning these budgetary projections is favourable in 2015
The macroeconomic scenario underpinning these budgetary projections is plausible for 2016
The macroeconomic scenario underpinning these budgetary projections is plausible until 2016
It proposes four core principles underpinning three strategic objectives as a focus of attention for the coming years.
An optimal functioning of Colleges of supervisors requires legal underpinning in EU-Directives and a number of adjustments to the present approach.
Underpinning the idea of IBM is that individual border agencies are generally more effective when cooperation is in place. That means cooperation within the agency itself(intra-agency);
