Examples of using A tangible in English and their translations into Swedish
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now he has a tangible military advantage that can be implemented in the appropriate circumstances.
The concept of a tangible movable good has not been positively defined,
The concept of a tangible movable good has not been positively defined,
It must thus slot into the overall play of Member States' communication policy, providing value added and a tangible European dimension to the democratic debate in each Member State.
The Council was clearly in favour of a strong rural development policy which would also make a tangible and significant contribution to achievement of the Lisbon objectives;
it provides a better quality of life in urban areas and a tangible competitive edge.
However, there is some connection, particularly in relation to having a tangible and ongoing resettlement policy for a certain number of forcibly displaced persons.
This unprecedented event is crucial not only for economic prosperity in Europe but also as a tangible, everyday symbol of European integration.
which will have a tangible socio-economic impact.
It appeared as a tangible and massive gaze that I had managed to catch with my modest compact camera on a summer day when the underpass was in a deep shadow, contrasted to the lush greenery outside.
which should become a means of fostering a tangible and verifiable process of ethical,
to express the hope that it will have a tangible and positive effect on our road users,
For a finance lease agreement, the leased asset is recognized as a tangible non-current asset and the future obligation
Property income is the income receivable by the owner of a financial asset or a tangible non-produced asset in return for providing funds to,
It must be a tangible, financeable, sustainable instrument that provides an answer to the crisis
the guarantee that our aid will make a tangible and effective contribution towards combating poverty.
it is for this reason that we need a tangible European strategy on cardiovascular disease which can help Member States to improve
emerging techniques in nanotechnology to gain a tangible competitive advantage for their product pipelines,” said Mary Anne North,