Examples of using A key tool for in English and their translations into Swedish
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which represents a key tool for implementing the action plan.
sale of holidays- rather, it has become a key tool for use in the tourism sector.
will be a key tool for implementing the Innovation Union commitments.
which is a key tool for the Group's brands' differentiation.
has become a key tool for recognizing and digitizing handwritten
the LBA represents a key tool for strengthening the forest sector as a whole.
the LBA would represent a key tool for strengthening the forest sector as a whole.
To this end, EURES should be consolidated and strengthened as a key tool for the monitoring of mobility,
Consolidate and strengthen EURES as a key tool for the purposes of Regulation(EEC)
This forms the basis of the multilateral surveillance which has proven to be of considerable added value in the Luxembourg process and is a key tool for monitoring the response by Member States to the individual recommendations addressed to them by the Council.
The Data Protection Convention has been a key tool for ensuring this right for 30 years
Structural Funds are a key tool for stimulating the economy at a regional level.
sectoral social dialogue at European level, as a specific component of the Treaty, is a key tool for the modernisation and further development of the European social model.
The European Council had identified evaluation of implementation as a key tool for ensuring that the significant results achieved by the Union
Eurodac is a key tool for managing data on applicants for international protection
The introduction of product standards at European level has been a key tool for ensuring that citizens are offered high-quality goods
are strategic assets for securing EU competitiveness and a key tool for knowledge dissemination,
which will continue to be a key tool for guiding the countries' efforts in moving closer towards the EU.
subregional organisations is a key tool for conveying to Third countries the importance which the EU attaches to the fight against terrorism.
The process of notification and consultation of the Commission and other NRAs under Article 7 of the Framework Directive is a key tool for ensuring that the benefits of consistent regulatory policy feed through to all European users.