Examples of using An appropriate instrument in English and their translations into Swedish
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Therefore, State aid is not an appropriate instrument and cannot be granted insofar as the beneficiary of the aid could be held liable for the pollution under existing Union or national law(40).
association agreement as an appropriate instrument for drawing countries such as Albania closer to the European Union
energy policy issues and that therefore a decision on a new programme was not an appropriate instrument for its creation.
namely the question of whether this is an appropriate instrument and whether this type of increase is reasonable.
may still be an appropriate instrument in some cases.
In fact there are substantial reasons to believe that the purely"economic objectives" of EEIGs do not make them an appropriate instrument for managing programmes, which are based on a wider scope of objectives(social
that Member State had an appropriate instrument for measuring the area of agricultural parcels,
Accordingly, it should be considered to be an appropriate instrument of EU policy.
I am pleased that the report promotes the use of modern technologies as an appropriate instrument of participatory democracy.
The introduction of multi-annual indicative programming(MIP) is a major step forward as an appropriate instrument for providing long-term financing for big long-term projects.
SCREEN II can be considered as an appropriate instrument to use in the context of preventive home visits, in order to identify risk factors that can cause malnutrition.
In such cases, State aid providing direct support to undertakings can be an appropriate instrument to compensate for unfavourable risk/return factors linked to innovation.
infrastructure investments in assisted areas, State aid may be considered an appropriate instrument to partially or wholly finance that infrastructure.
the Radio Regulations would not be an appropriate instrument to regulate any interference concerns that could be occasioned by imports of unregulated devices.
The 2000-2004 multiannual programme for sustainable development in the urban environment is an appropriate instrument for achieving this end, and the implementation of
The EESC approves of the proposal to set up a Paediatric Committee within the EMEA, believing that it is an appropriate instrument for ensuring quality paediatric studies based on scientific
flexible use of the"Open Method of Co-ordination" in this policy field as an appropriate instrument to exchange good practice
under certain conditions State aid can be an appropriate instrument to contribute to the achievement of the Union objectives
and on whether they were an appropriate instrument for achieving sectoral policy objectives.