Examples of using Project would in English and their translations into Slovenian
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One project would be the first EU-Central Asia Economic Forum that was agreed upon during the recent EU-CA ministerial meeting in Bishkek.
He maintained that he is convinced the project would benefit the region.
Such a project would cost more today due to factors that did not apply in the early 19th century,
On the other hand such a project would cost more today due to factors that did not apply in the early 19th century such as higher real wages,
within which all its supporters could choose which innovative project would get funding for start-up.
This project would directly reduce our dependence on Russia
The minister said the project would cut the journey travelled by ships from Asia to Europe by five to eight days compared to north European ports,
It found that the R& D project would generate substantial benefits in terms of dissemination of scientific knowledge
If you are to apply at your department with project where you need CTT assistance, or the project would need a DIH component,
questions remain regarding how the project would weather possible trademark violations arising from its name.
are complaining that the project would lead to the loss of important mangroves,
At project level, expenditure incurred by partners located outside the programme area as defined in the first subparagraph may be eligible, if the project would have difficulty in achieving its objectives without that partner's participation.
According to thef serial co-producer Dmitry Loveyko, it was not clear, whether the project would shoot off/ be a success
said the project would boost the local economy as well as awareness of Beijing's space program.
a positive EIB due diligence assessment for a NER300 project did not imply that the project would also qualify for EIB financing(e.g. a loan).
Work on this project would go hand in hand with the preparation by the Commission of a 2010-2020 European strategy for disabled persons
which should demonstrate that the project would improve the overall performance of the holding through,
It is estimated that the Jonglei canal project would divert 3.5-4.8 x 109 m³ of water per year equal to a mean annual discharge of 110- 152 m³/s(3,883-5,368 ft³/s), an increase of around five to seven per cent of Egypt's current supply.
These projects would bring real gas security and price competition to EU markets.
Competing projects would result in the IBM POWER