Examples of using Significant additional in English and their translations into Slovak
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It shows that the 2030 and 2050 greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets and objectives will not be achieved without significant additional efforts.
that the Member States cannot give the EU significant additional responsibilities without providing the necessary resources.
Such delegated acts do not impose a significant additional burden or cost on the Member States or on respondents;
We have already reported31 that the 2030 and 2050 targets will not be achieved without significant additional efforts(see also Figure 1).
and creates significant additional load on the wall structures.
will not create significant additional costs for creditors.
is perceived by industry as a significant additional burden.
This has led to a significant additional operational workload
A significant additional health and financial burden is associated with exposure to tobacco smoke suffered by non-staff members such as the customers of bars and restaurants.
A statistically significant additional 10% reduction in emissions is estimated on average between 8am-8pm;
came after the European Council provided significant additional funding to support refugees in Turkey.
this is only possible with significant additional guarantees.
is a significant additional cause of death,
This resulted in administrative inefficiencies as significant additional work was required to mitigate the missing functionalities.
Notes that coastal fishing in the outermost regions is eligible for a compensation scheme recognised under the EMFF because of the significant additional costs it incurs;
Moreover, economic efficiency losses may increase over time given that significant additional action will be required in all sectors to meet the long-term climate objectives.
Such delegated acts shall not impose a significant additional burden on the Member States or on the respondents.
Third, the EU money is usually used as multiplier to attract significant additional resources- both public and private.
To exploit renewable electricity from the North Sea and the Mediterranean, significant additional infrastructure, notably subsea, will be needed.
Tariffs can constitute a significant additional source of revenue,