Examples of using Decoupling in English and their translations into Slovenian
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This means the EU has succeeded in further decoupling emissions from economic growth.
Some manufacturers offer net-like rubber mats as decoupling mats.
A truly effective decoupling mat offers the described properties.
Therefore, I advocate further decoupling.
This process of decoupling this direct aid requires a longer adjustment period to allow the industry to adapt to the new market environment.
Decoupling- reduction of the basal rhythm by 15
The decoupling of direct support for farmers from production
Decoupling growth from natural resource use underpins that challenge
To achieve the relative decoupling of the depletion of water resources from the level of economic activity in key EU sectors(including energy,
Decoupling by 50% required by regulation as of the first year of SPS implementation;
The decoupling of resource use from economic growth has not led to a decrease in overall resources use.
To achieve the relative decoupling of the depletion of water resources from the level of economic activity in key EU sectors;
While in line with the CAP reform process, full decoupling of cotton support does not ensure the continuation of cotton production in the regions concerned.
This aim addresses one of the central challenges we will face in the future: decoupling growth from resource consumption.
So that the decoupling mats are really firmly anchored to the ground,
Absolute decoupling means that the economy grows but resource use remains at least stable or decreases.
In particular the decoupling of direct support should be extended
However, experience has shown that decoupling direct aid from agricultural production has harmful effects:
Recalls that decoupling economic growth from resource consumption is essential for limiting environmental impacts
we recognise that decoupling direct payments has largely been successful,