Übersetzung für "considering " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

consider building constraints in architectural blueprints | consider building constraints in architectural proposals | consider building constraints in architectural designs | consider building constraints in architectural projects

consider social impact of actions on a service user | consider the social impact of actions on the service users | act according to political, social and cultural contexts of social service users | consider social impact of actions on service users

advise and formulate plans for long-term care for animals | consider environmental factors in long-term-care for animals | consider environmental factors in long- term care for an animal | consider environmental factors in long-term care for animals

consider in more detail | consider thoroughly

without depriving the appellant of the opportunity of subsequent review avoid bypassing one level of jurisdiction | without depriving the appellant of the opportunity to have the issues considered at two instances

period allowed for Parliament to consider a popular initiative

to be considered to be an offer (1) | to constitute an offer (2)

consider an asylum application | deal with an asylum application | process an asylum application

If the model of the luminaire is considered to comply, the model(s) of the LED module(s) shall be considered to comply with the requirements laid down in this Regulation. If the model of the luminaire is considered not to comply, the model(s) of the LED module(s) shall be considered not to comply either.

Considers that, given budgetary pressure, efficiency in social spending is of major importance; considers that, in view of the current budgetary pressure, social spending has played a significant economic and social role in softening the effects of the crisis; considers that pay-as-you-go schemes have demonstrated their fundamental role in creating solidarity between generations; also considers that the second and third pillars have a supplementary role to play in reducing pressure; calls on Member States to ensure the best possible mix of forms of pension provision to safeguard pensions in the future; calls upon Member States to improve citizens’ access to private savings ...[+++]schemes; points out that, because of the financial crisis, several Member States are planning to introduce changes to their pension systems; urges them, however, to ensure that all pension systems remain stable, reliable and sustainable, and that all changes are made after adequate social dialogue and on the basis of the provision of sufficient information; advocates that, if choices can be made by employees, enough time should be provided for them to make informed and well thought-out decisions;

35. Points out, with regard to energy, that Europe is currently dependent on fossil fuels as its main source of energy; considers that, while dependency on fossil fuels must be reduced, it is also imperative to achieve energy security for Europe; believes that this means diversifying its sources of fossil fuels, while trying to maintain energy at affordable prices; considers that energy sectors in Member States must be opened up and real competition must be achieved; considers that energy efficiency must be improved through RD and the mainstreaming of 'best practices'; considers that, with high oil and gas prices in the long run, Eu ...[+++]rope must be able to reduce its exposure in this area; considers it of utmost importance that the European Union should consider moving towards an internal energy market, to distribute its energy more efficiently between Member States, and to counter its dependence on energy from third countries; considers that the European Union's share of energy from renewable sources must be increased in order to reduce its dependence on fossil fuels; considers that RD in this area should be intensified and diverse local solutions should be favoured in order to make best use of available energy from renewable sources;

35. Points out, with regard to energy, that Europe is currently dependent on fossil fuels as its main source of energy; considers that, while dependency on fossil fuels must be reduced, it is also imperative to achieve energy security for Europe; believes that this means diversifying its sources of fossil fuels, while trying to maintain energy at affordable prices; considers that energy sectors in Member States must be opened up and real competition must be achieved; considers that energy efficiency must be improved through RD and mainstreaming of 'best practices'; considers that, with high oil and gas prices in the long run, Europe ...[+++] must be able to reduce its exposure in this area; considers also that Europe should strongly consider moving towards an internal energy market, to distribute its energy more efficiently within the EU, and counter its dependency on energy from outside the Union; considers that the share of renewable energy must be increased in order to reduce the dependence on fossil fuels; considers that RD in this area should be intensified and diverse local solutions should be favoured in order to make best use of available renewable sources of energy;