Translation of "Curb costs" in German

Curb costs and ensure greater quality control as of today!

If nothing is done to curb these costs for employers, the level of redundancies will remain high.

Do you have evidence of the contribution that mHealth could make to constrain or curb healthcare costs in the EU?

Given the current strong pressures on national health care budgets, MS authorities are trying to curb costs by focusing on pharmaceutical expenditures.

This way, you will avoid needlessly buying medicines twice over and help curb health costs.

In this context, we support limited financial assistance to curb the costs of these reforms.

In an attempt to shorten the measurement time and curb the related costs, the Technical Service started looking for an alternative solution, one that could be faster as well as more flexible, and which measurements would be precise and reliable, regardless of the measurement environment conditions.

Available for new builds and retrofits alike, this innovative solution can run as an independent cooling system or in conjunction with an air conditioning system to help curb cooling costs.

The subsidy regime for new EEG installations was adjusted to curb the rising costs caused by the expansion of renewable energies.

Moreover, the government has been moving to address some of its challenges, notably with measures to curb pension costs for state employees, and there are signs of a renewed appetite for privatization.

Depending on the various physical conditions of the terrain, it is possible to increase yield, improve grape quality and curb production costs.

As retailers brave the challenging economic climate, many are cutting back on staff to curb operating costs and help improve profits.

It is used to display operating sequences in the water industry in real time, and thus forms the basis for solid decision-making, and helps you improve performance and curb operating costs by up to 8 percent.

Professional waste management with imvisio corresponds to a curbing cost expansion!

The focus is also on curbing production costs and increasing energy and resource efficiency.

Taiwan initiated a single-payer system in 1995, significantly curbing health-care costs and improving the population’s quality of life.

It has recommended a stronger focus on economic and social aspects and on curbing rising costs, above all through appropriate carbon pricing (a carbon tax), which should be the only support instrument used.

It has recommended a stronger focus on economic and social aspects and on curbing rising costs, above all through appropriate carbon pricing, which should be the only support instrument used.

Material costs have in the meantime come to the forefront of interest in the health service due to the curbing of costs ever more necessary for economical reason.