Examples of using Rationalising in English and their translations into Slovak
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the Commission presented a proposal for a directive for simplifying and rationalising the reduced VAT rates2.
upgrading infrastructure and rationalising research institutions.
Rationalising available resources and improving coordination between EU and national funding can
viral infections and in rationalising antibiotic therapy.
local government by putting forward a new model for functional distribution of competencies and by rationalising the system of state agencies.
Responding to these problems, the government has taken first steps towards rationalising the system, improving its efficiency
Improve the long term sustainability of public finance by increasing the cost-effectiveness of the health-care sector, in particular by rationalising hospital care
The report was drawn up in line with Article 5 of Directive 91/692/EEC standardising and rationalising reports on the implementation of certain Directives relating to the environment.
The divestment of Eutelsat's stake in Hispasat is in line with the Group's strategy of rationalising its portfolio of assets
We are thinking in terms of rationalising the instruments while protecting the aims of programmes such as the ones you mentioned.
we have started rationalising systems and portfolios,
The proposal does not go beyond what is necessary to achieve the objective of simplifying and rationalising the existing legal framework in order to establish a single practical implementation report.
The SESAR project should make it possible to achieve vast economies by rationalising the air traffic management system(see EESC opinion).
The Commission has been successful in particular in rationalising the requirements and improving its guidance documents for beneficiaries.
Simplifying and rationalising the transparency, documentation,
If you find yourself rationalising your drinking, lying about it,
for simplifying and rationalising the provisions of the Community directives on the health
In Africa, reinforcing subsidiarity by rationalising overlapping mandates
with the objective of simplifying and rationalising the legislative framework.
JEREMIE could therefore be put forward as a"smart" tool for coordinating and rationalising existing opportunities.