Examples of using Unexploited in English and their translations into Slovak
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In addition, there is an unexploited potential to encourage the market penetration of green,
For example, it has been estimated that the value of unexploited European mineral resources at a depth of 500-1,000 metres is about€ 100 billion.
business opportunities remain unexploited, stalling our return to economic growth.
Which is an active choice to start a new enterprise based on the perception that an unexploited or underexploited business opportunity exists.
(27) Unconnected territories in all areas of the Union, including in central ones, represent bottlenecks and unexploited potential to the digital single market.
macroeconomic imbalances- unexploited synergies under the strengthened EU governance framework'.
According to Cioffi the advance has been made possible by using the previously unexploited waveguide modes of current copper infrastructure.
managing change in a sustainable way remains largely unexploited.
the potentials of synergies between the different, separate programmes would remain unexploited.
to mobilize working and natural sources that had been unexploited up to that time.
the present achievements are still dwarfed by the range of unexploited possibilities.
it seems they have a significant and yet unexploited potential for replacing travel.
In writing.-(FR) Numerous measures offering unexploited possibilities can be introduced to improve energy efficiency in key sectors such as transport and the built environment.
where the national systems were not inter-operable with the Fiscalis 2013- funded IT systems, the unexploited potential was instantly visible.
Existing inequalities leave skills and talents unexploited and are damaging to artistic dynamism, influence and economic development.
In the EU, the potential for recycling plastic waste is still largely unexploited, particularly in comparison with other materials like paper, glass or metals.
so far unexploited potential.
in the Europe and remote regions have both a lot of unexploited and unknown development potential in this regard.
The EESC considers that harnessing and mobilising this unexploited resource requires operators that can survive financially in a properly functioning market.
Job creation has remained subdued and has worsened despite unexploited potential in some job-rich sectors and throughout the single market.