Examples of using Is to analyse in English and their translations into Dutch
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The role of the TINA group is to analyse the existing transport infrastructures,
The objective of the report is to analyse the existing principles for economic policy co-ordination, examine the experience gained up to now and propose, as appropriate,
It cooperates closely with the EU CSDP mission, whose role is to analyse and monitor the stabilization process while strengthening the leading role the EU has played in reducing tension in the region.
The aim of this project is to analyse the scope and role of the post-Yugoslav prose of the 1990s in the transformation of the'cultural memory' in Croatia,
In fact, I believe that the first step to be taken in preventing future economic crises is to analyse thoroughly the risk factors that may lead to budgetary imbalances,
The objective of this second Forum on Subcontracting- the first took place in Madrid in December 1992- is to analyse the developments achieved following the measures taken at the community level during recent years.
The only way for you to learn how to do this is to analyse your equities after each session
The starting point for the Mid-Term Evaluation process is to analyse the extent to which the programme in question lends itself to evaluation(the practicability of carrying out an evaluation or“evaluability”)
The first step was to analyse the various product-market combinations(PMCs).
My first action was to analyse the situation at the Centre.
You know… if I was to analyse your symptoms.
My role was to analyse and determine how much new denim we needed to buy.
The aim was to analyse the compatibility of existing aid measures with thecommon market in the light of structural changes which had taken place sinceearlier Commission decisions.
First step should be to analyse which kind information needs to be exchanged
The baseline for assessing what the 30% target might mean must be to analyse what the 20% target implies today.
The aim of this study was to analyse the indicators used to monitor national programmes and to identify relevant
This study was to analyse the impact of Community interventions in those regions and also the situation
More specifically, the purpose would be to analyse how cooperation between European,
Abstract The overall objectives are to analyse and understand what future challenges different types of European cities will face
The method followed in preparing the opinions had been to analyse the situation in each candidate country, looking forward to the medium-term prospects,