Examples of using Missing links in English and their translations into Slovak
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bridge missing links and, in particular, improve cross-border sections….
priority will be given to cross-border links and missing links.
The first call for proposals under the newly established Connecting Europe Facility concentrates on removing bottlenecks and bridging missing links on the core network corridors.
the potential of multi-modal transport and its ability to remove infrastructure bottlenecks and to bridge missing links is insufficiently exploited.
The"Connecting Europe Facility" will finance projects which fill the missing links in Europe's energy,
The EU should support the increase in infrastructure stock, with an emphasis on completing the"missing links" between national road,
Life-long learning appears to be one of the key missing links in the efforts to implement the Lisbon strategy.
We have created the Connecting Europe Facility, to finance the missing links to interlock energy
Missing links as a result of the move from the Old Webshop to the new Webshop resolved.
has identified 150 missing links and bottlenecks in the internal market.
The revision under way intends to tackle the main problems encountered: missing links, in particular at cross-border sections,
bridges or fairways and missing links such as the connection between the Seine and the Scheldt river
Missing links exist, notably in the new Member States,
TEN-T was established by the European Union to help build missing links or remove transport bottlenecks by creating a single, multimodal network that efficiently integrates land,
The remaining 30% of the transferred envelope should be allocated on a competitive basis to projects located in the Member States eligible for financing from the Cohesion Fund with priority to cross-border links and missing links.
The TEN-T programme was established by the European Union to help build missing links and remove transport bottlenecks,
which is to be characterised by a high European added value(cross border missing links, bottlenecks, multimodal nodes).
Missing links exist, notably in the newer Member States,
to a greater extent, missing links to be completed and bottlenecks to be
Add selected and well-defined missing links and nodes, especially in Member States which have acceded the EU since 2004, where necessary to