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Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Over the period considered, the Community industry made a constant effort to rationalise its production process.
2. The investment project will thus rationalise the production process of VWS.
3. Continue to rationalise the organisation of courts, including the development of modern information technology systems.
4. The Belgian authorities state that the integration of IT systems is intended to integrate existing systems, rationalise applications and introduce general solutions for the group.
5. These investment measures are designed to rationalise the production process at Rolandwerft by upgrading equipment and by covering the work area located outside.
6. Efforts to rationalise the production facilities have been taken by the Community producers with the closure of factories and reduction in numbers of employees.
7. Consequently, Alstom's internal restructuring measures were analysed by examining whether they allow the firm to reorganise efficiently its manpower use and rationalise its geographical presence.
8. In this specific case, when such acquisition was decided, the cooperative was undertaking a process of restructuring and modernisation in order to increase production and rationalise its industrial processes.
9. It is at present worthwhile to rationalise and strengthen Community cultural action on the basis of the results of these evaluations, the results of consultation with all interested parties and recent work by the European institutions.
10. These investments are part of the project to rationalise and modernise the production process of Magog and as such are eligible on the basis of Regulation (EC) No 70/2001.
11. Extensive reforms are also being implemented in the education and training sector in particular with measures to increase literacy levels of the young and rationalise the national school network and strengthen the national vocational training system.
12. Large bookshops, which have a considerable turnover with CELF, are generally large-scale firms that use high-performance tools to enable them to rationalise their management, and in particular to transmit standardised orders, i.e. ones containing clear identification features.
13. The Commission moreover considers that the costs for the demolition of the building that were incurred in 2005 (point 11) are not eligible as this demolition is not part of the investment project to modernise and rationalise the production process.
14. On 7 June 2000, the Commission published a strategy to improve the operation of the VAT system in the short term, in which it undertook to rationalise the large number of derogations currently in force.
15. An initial aspect essential to improving profitability is the economy measures undertaken as part of the restructuring measures described in part II.3. The economy measures designed to rationalise costs appear realistic, and the pace at which they are to be implemented may be regarded as a positive indicator demonstrating that restructuring and a return to viability can be achieved within the deadlines set.