Examples of using Icts in English and their translations into Slovak
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It will aim to stimulate innovation through a wider adoption of and investment in ICTs to develop an inclusive information society,
territories in terms of opportunities to access and use ICTs.
ICTs can, in fact,
the elderly can access ICTs on the same basis as others.
I should like to point out, in this context, that ICTs can play a vital role in the achievement of fundamental objectives,
ICTs can also address the complexities of measuring energy performance at a system10 level:
ICTs help meet the growing demands for better healthcare(eHealth),
and believes that ICTs should be mainstreamed in all EU programmes,
The Commission recently adopted its proposal for FP7(2007-2013).7 The strong emphasis on ICTs should be upheld with the objective of enabling Europe to master and shape the future developments of ICTs to help meet the demands of society and citizens.
advanced collaboration technologies, ICTs can reduce demand for energy
quality of connectivity to ICTs and potential synergies between regional poles of economic activity).
SZÁMALK Szalézi Szakközépiskola is an Hungarian Post-Secondary Vocational school providing training programmes in ICTs, media, arts,
Intra-corporate Transfers(ICTs): An employee of an enterprise who is temporarily transferred from an establishment of that enterprise outside the EU(head office,
ENP countries also deserve particular attention in fostering international cooperation on ICTs, both because of their eagerness to adopt EU patterns,
ICTs are particularly valuable in providing real-time data that can be used for immediate decisions- from national governments managing emergencies to citizens planning their day on the basis of information about local weather
To effectively promote universal access to ICTs, notably in Sub-Saharan Africa,
active in ICTs which, through their industry-led Strategic Research Agendas, have contributed significantly to the focus of the new work programme.
The UN thinks that the challenge lies in the fact that“the speed with which technology is evolving surpasses the speed with which governments can respond to and use ICTs to their advantage”.
communication technologies(ICTs), impacts on all the areas mentioned in points 4.1 to 4.6 above.
Communication Technologies(ICTs).