Translation of "Geringe ressourcen" in English

Consequently, resources often are wasted unnecessarily for relatively modest requirements.

It has low demands on resources and natural resistance to pests and fungi.

It has low demands on resources and natural resistance to pests and fungi.

It can transport a small quantity of resources.

In some of those cases, the lack is due to scarce financial resources.

Most voluntary organizations are small and have limited economic resources.

Latvia has a new and small diplomatic service with limited experience and resources.

Resource base is too small to generate adequate family income from the farm alone.

The statistical infrastructure has been strengthened, but the resource situation remains weak.

Among other things the authority has such limited resources that no real inspection can be carried out. For example, it has no offices.

The intensification of dialogue between the EU and the countries of the Black Sea could represent a major advancement in guaranteeing the security of European energy supply as the construction of the Nabucco pipeline will also provide Member States currently characterised by a very poor diversity of resources with access to new sources of gas.

This shows quite clearly that the combination of necessary environmental investments and 'green jobs' is not only good economics, but also a way to combine underused human resources and overused natural resources.

Russia’s lack of reform and adverse demographic trends imply low potential growth and insufficient financial resources to create the fiscal and transfer union that is needed to bring other countries in.

As technical harmonisation is a lengthy process and resources are scarce, the Commission believes that preparation for the implementation of the directive should begin at an early stage.

But it is important to bear in mind that Europe has only small domestic supplies of many of the energy resources and industrial raw materials it currently uses and is therefore dependent on imports.

Some countries have well developed systems, reaching regional and local level, while in others there are very few resources dedicated to European cooperation on youth issues.

Very often, these individuals or small firms have limited resources to keep up with changes in regulatory or technical requirements.

In particular, reducing red tape and regulatory burden and increasing transparency will benefit SMEs which lack resources to deal with complex legal and administrative requirements.

The problem of these committees is that they are not so effective in creating the right dynamic interaction between different levels, which requires relatively few resources but has proved to have a major impact on readiness to cooperate.

Similarly for those companies which have too few resources to retain specialist medical staff to provide medical care for their workers, arrangements should be made to provide such care on a collective basis, along the lines indicated by Spain.

Finland has very few natural resources so its best capital is a highly skilled labour force and good quality products.

With few fossil fuel resources, Finland has a thriving alternative energy industry, which accounts for 30% of the country's electricity and offers excellent market opportunities for renewable technolo­gies.