Examples of using Overly complex in English and their translations into Slovak
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Increase capacity through removal of unnecessary deployment restriction such as overly complex procedures for granting permits for base stations, or wireless hotspot deployment.
Increase capacity through removal of unnecessary deployment restriction overly complex procedures for granting permits for micro base stations, or wireless hotspot deployment.
For some projects the design was overly complex, including too many separate
Major changes have been introduced to address the criticisms that the current initiatives are overly complex and difficult to participate in.
for the most part are nothing overly complex, but the average user may not be familiar with all of the options
In some Member States, barriers to investment may also include a high level of taxation and overly complex taxation systems,
the funding model is overly complex. The‘strong leverage effect' asserted by the EIT has not yet been demonstrated.
procedures governing expenditure often remain overly complex, much expenditure is by nature inherently risky
a weakening of incentives and governance and an overly complex single funding institution.
Red flowers, all sorts of ruffles, overly complex patterns and frills are not suitable for decorating a bathroom,
The principal drawbacks are an overly complex and politicised decision-making process for winding up banks,
An overly complex user interface causes users to create errors that distort important outputs for management,
However, we also highlighted some areas of concern, such as the overly complex material scope of the proposal,
comparable data on actual costs across Member States, the development of a cost-based financing scheme would be overly complex and would not address the need for a simple,
for the most part are nothing overly complex, but the average user may not be familiar with all of the options
Treatment for phlebitis is not an overly complex affair, usually consisting of nothing more than application of compression bandages
indicating that the procedures may have been overly complex for an aid scheme targeted at small-scale local projects.
It stresses that political stalemate, overly complex and ineffective institutional architecture
authorisation procedures which may remain overly complex and discretionary in spite of the services directive.
It stresses that the political stalemate, overly complex and ineffective institutional architecture