Examples of using A prospect in English and their translations into Swedish
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To give this country a prospect of acceding to the European Union is, however, complete madness.
This is an article is about the rigorous testing a prospect for the NFL must go through at the NFL Combine to be considered as a draft pick for a team.
It is a prospect that runs the risk of discouraging
The holding of consultations coincided with the desire expressed by the Guinea-Bissau authorities to launch a dialogue affording a prospect of the earliest possible normalisations of relations with the European Union.
At the same time,"disconnected" regions are to be opened up so as to provide a prospect of economic development in outlying areas too.
This centuries-old nation must surely have a prospect other than that of such a sad diaspora.
the countries that have a prospect of membership.
as he seems to recognise that such a prospect exists.
but also a prospect for bruising or trophic ulcers in the future.
The same is true for energy policy, on the subject of which Mr Schmit said that there was a prospect of removing obstacles to energy cooperation.
Is a united and independent Kurdistan a prospect we should welcome, or a dangerous idea
As stated by the Council of Transport ministers on 16 October 2001 this Resolution“opens up a prospect of replacing the‘Hushkits' Regulation in the near future”.
it is important that all the countries of the region should be granted such a prospect.
at least the way remains open for action in favour of such a prospect.
Only then can the European Union offer Iran a prospect of discussions about long-term cooperation which will benefit both the European Union and Iran.
Ukraine must- and here I agree entirely with Mr Zaleski- have a European perspective, a prospect of accession to the EU.
Turkey will have a prospect of accession only if it proves that it takes the Copenhagen criteria seriously.
A prospect that once delighted you,
The OECD Agreement offers a prospect that fair competition will produce an industry with a better balance of supply
For businesses, this is typically done when a prospect meets their qualification criteria,

