Examples of using Acceded in English and their translations into Swedish
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The state of public opinion in the recently acceded member states.
The state of public opinion towards the euro in the newly acceded Member States.
We would not remain so if we acceded to the German demands.
Austria, Finland and Sweden acceded on 1 January 1995.
The Convention, to which the Community acceded in 2004, is the first United Nations legally binding instrument in this area.
The countries that acceded to the EU in the 21st century are still being stifled by ethnocentrism.
Has acceded to UN/ECE Regulation No 10433
Austria, Finland and Sweden acceded to the Arbitration Convention by a Convention6 signed on 21 December 1995.
when the queen acceded to the throne. which was based on the costs of over 15 years ago.
Latvia has already acceded to most of the major international human rights instru ments.
By Commission Decision 1999/819/Euratom12 the European Atomic Energy Community acceded to the Convention on 31 January 2000.
which was based on the costs of over 15 years ago, when the queen acceded to the throne.
This Agreement shall enter into force three months after at least one of the countries named above has acceded to it.
The new Member States have now acceded to the EU as of 1 May 2004.
For the Member States which acceded to the European Union on 1 May 2004, visits throughout 2004 have been included.
When the Queen acceded to the throne. which was based on the costs of… of over 15 years ago, We have kept the whole thing going on a budget.
Euratom has acceded to the Convention on Nuclear Safety on the basis of a Council Decision of 7 December 1998.
Why postpone a decision that gave rise to fewer difficulties for the ten countries that acceded last time round?
By Commission Decision 1999/819/Euratom4 the Community acceded to the 1994 Convention on Nuclear Safety.
We have kept the whole thing going on a budget, when the Queen acceded to the throne.