Examples of using Increased mobility in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Increased mobility will be of particular benefit to leading academic institutions through improved cultural diversity
With the increased mobility of people, it is important to welcome incomers
Increased mobility can also contribute to the reform of education
Increased mobility will be of particular benefit to leading academic institutions through improved cultural diversity
career interruptions, increased mobility and professional changes within one's lifetime.
Increased mobility is also due to increasingly open borders
especially remittances, increased mobility, and a stronger relationship and dialogue with diaspora organisations.
varicose veins, increased mobility of joints, excessive stretchability of the rope.
Last year, for example, nearly 60,000 wheelchairs provided increased mobility to many in need.
Increased mobility not only benefits the citizens; it also indirectly facilitates the activities of transnational criminal networks.
it is recommended to choose simpler devices with the increased mobility.
especially remittances, increased mobility, and stronger links with diaspora organisations.
Fewer studies have explored animal zonation with elevation because this correlation is less defined than the vegetation zones due to the increased mobility of animal species.
deeper economic integration, increased mobility and enhanced people-to-people contacts.
Delegations underlined the crucial role of quality assurance in the future development of the European higher education sector and its importance for increased mobility among students, researchers and teachers.
Increased mobility would also respond to the challenge of filling high-skill jobs,
enterprise grade infrastructure and support and increased mobility.
deeper economic integration, increased mobility and more people-to-people contacts.
enhanced adaptability of the workforce, increased mobility both within the national labour markets