Übersetzung für "Greater relevance" in Deutsch

But there is a still greater relevance.

Also of greater relevance among men has the following shoes.

This model of political organization has greater relevance to Gold Party's task.

Our research shows that greater relevance is greatly appreciated.

Therefore, the vehicles in the right-hand intersection road are given greater relevance.

This model of political organization has greater relevance to Gold Party’s task.

The review planned for 2007 thus became more urgent and acquired greater political relevance.

Increased open rates, greater email relevance, and lower unsubscribe rates are the top three results of segmentation.

For this reason, the first aspect that we have mentioned remains of greater relevance.

The design of these optical elements is of no greater relevance for the fundamental concept of the present invention.

The design for these optical elements is of no greater relevance for the fundamental concept of the present invention.

Rating Spelling competency was investigated more thoroughly than were reading skills, as the former was ascribed a greater practical relevance.

The Brazilian and Indian currencies could also have greater relevance should they further depreciate.

Spelling competency was investigated more thoroughly than were reading skills, as the former was ascribed a greater practical relevance.

New viewing habits and altered media usage have enlarged the market, with moving images now having greater relevance.

Following the end of the Cold War, it is time to move beyond the end of the end of the Cold War and bring these concepts into line with the new reality that is forming: the emergence of the Pacific, the greater relevance of Asia, the role that Russia is seeking to redefine for itself, and the threats posed by failed states and global terrorist groups, among others.

The challenge of this agreement was to improve the quality of lawmaking in the Union through a greater focus on relevance, transparency, coordination and effective transposition by Member States.

Great improvements are possible, however, if duplicative items can be combined, and closely related issues clustered into a single discussion, leading to outcomes of greater policy relevance and impact.

The representation of societal interests and societal stakeholders in European standardisation activities refers to the activities of organisations and parties representing interests of greater societal relevance, for instance environmental, consumer interests or employee interests.

In these cases, however, the context in which the key investor information document appears should not undermine the key investor information document, or imply that it is an item of promotional literature or that accompanying items of promotional literature are of equal or greater relevance to the retail investor.

In the research field too, we are convinced relations with the western Balkans will take on even greater relevance for the European Union.

Whilst this practical step will itself have little direct impact on short-term economic trends, nevertheless it will give a major impetus to the development of the Single Market with its associated benefits for the Community and symbolises the greater cohesion and relevance of the BEPG for the people and Governments of the 12 Member States now making this change.

To date actions at reducing the volumes of legislation and simplification, with accessibility and greater relevance, undertaken or planned, account for only 4% of the total volume of the aquis – why?

By using the priorities as one of the selection parameters, Tempus has been able to continue to develop greater relevance to the specific processes of reform in each partner country while at the same time giving applicants guidance in their efforts.

With reference to the holistic approach of the Union in dealing with human rights and fundamental freedoms including their indivisibility, the EESC calls for greater relevance to be given to economic, social and cultural rights, in particular to the protection of labour standards enshrined in the ILO Conventions which it considers a key pillar to democracy development;