Eksempler på brug af Gradual introduction på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Eastern Europe is only making little headway because the gradual introduction of democracy and a social market economy, is an extremely complicated undertaking.
As part of the gradual introduction of a common system for the management
Admittedly, these benefits will only become apparent over time because of the gradual introduction of the new regulations
represent the final step in the gradual introduction of a single framework for eligible collateral,
A welcome change that will no doubt please many people will be the gradual introduction of a free transport system,
they coincide with the date of expiry of the driving licence or so as to ensure the gradual introduction of periodic training.
beginning on a traditional level with the gradual introduction of a network of trade
concerned the gradual introduction of free movement of workers between the Member States and Turkey.
Budget for 2016 has been allocated for a gradual introduction of road principle,
Whilst agreeing that the gradual introduction of direct payments would prevent a sudden excessive influx of cash,
we want it to be extended into other areas of human economic activities and we see its gradual introduction as a necessity for all industry
especially through the gradual introduction of a common flexible frequency-allocation plan.
The Commission's third three-year(1983-85) plan of action for the im provement of the transfer of information between European languages3will make it possible to continue the gradual introduction of Systran within the Commission,
Our work with our partners is based on the conviction that changes only last if they come from within a society, and the gradual introduction of political and economic reforms within the framework of neighbourhood policy smoothes the way for a further rapprochement between Europe and Mediterranean countries.
welcome change that will no doubt please many people will be the gradual introduction of a free transport system,
compromise solutions such as, for example, the gradual introduction of compulsory insurance
in particular, the gradual introduction of the single farm payment.
The gradual introduction of an integrated management system for external borders.
Furthermore, serious consideration is being given to the gradual introduction of lump sums in certain specific areas of the framework programme.
And while we are on the subject of a gradual introduction of the market economy: