Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Would promote in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Thus revised, the common framework would promote the most cost-effective noise-related solutions designed to achieve noise quality objectives as established by EU, national or local rules.
recycling services in the reduced rate bracket would promote labour-intensive production
It is therefore necessary to propose a framework for cooperation that would promote social development
a negative pressure prevents oxygen from coming into contact with the alloy atmosphere which would promote oxidation.
Such partnerships would promote cohesion and confidence among the population which is crucial to overcome the concerns related to national sovereignty.
which would create a level playing field throughout the EU and would promote competition.
It seems necessary to propose a framework for cooperation that would promote social development
ambitious spectrum policy that would promote new innovations and global competitiveness.
Since such a scheme would promote cost-efficiency first, only the currently most competitive technologies would expand.
In March 2008, the municipality would promote the shopping street,
I believe any form of exchange would promote understanding and make an important contribution to religious
If you are wondering whether investment in executive coaching would promote your business growth, some case studies might help you in making a decision.
Incorporating the Hong Kong Convention into European legislation would promote harmonised decision-making
It is envisaged that the programme would promote the convergence of national statistical systems and lead to the creation of a Community system of statistical information.
There was a need for uniform guidelines for blood collection which would promote safety and high quality.
However, a more fundamental issue is whether a resolution asking for a moratorium would promote the European objective of abolition of the death penalty world-wide.
That would mean devel oping a technology that would promote the major sectors of the economy and keep them secure for Europe.
Strategic priorities must be defined, which should allow the sector to focus on areas that would promote its modernisation and revitalisation.
The content of the new programme would work across sectors and would promote technologies by demonstration and dissemination for a specific end-use.
More accessible tourism services can boost the competitiveness of the whole sector and would promote further inclusion of the ageing population.