Examples of using Are entitled to expect in English and their translations into Swedish
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pointing in particular to what Europeans are entitled to expect from a genuine single market, given the diversity that will remain.
but citizens are entitled to expect us to make this effort.
consumers are prevented from enjoying the full benefits they are entitled to expect from the internal market.
We are entitled to expect this of Ukraine, and we can also make the EU's readiness to open its doors to Ukraine conditional upon it,
For consumers: Will be protected against misleading offers and will have a real understanding of the service they are entitled to expect and the right to leave if they are not happy with it.
clear on this issue as I feel we in the United Kingdom are entitled to expect.
as asylum seekers are entitled to expect.
Our farmers, as well as our consumers and our taxpayers, are entitled to expect that reforms will bring about a genuine improvement in any new package and that specific changes,
given that European citizens are entitled to expect from the European Union an increased level of protection of human health, in accordance with Article 35 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights.
MEPs adopted a report by Wallis in July this year stressing that the network should provide the high level of service citizens are entitled to expect, and underlining the need for long-term funding,
publishers of information since they define the standards which users are entitled to expect.
transparency that European citizens are entitled to expect.
In relation to this, we are entitled to expect, for reasons which are not so much formal as practical
having seen their money squandered, are entitled to expect, the Commission is proposing to pay the 20 Commissioners in question 60% of their salary for three years,
and I believe that we are entitled to expect greater ambition from the Commission,
The European citizen is entitled to expect efficient, open and service-minded public institutions.
A product is defective when it does not provide the safety which a person is entitled to expect, taking all circumstances into account, including.
A product is defective when it does not provide the safety which a person is entitled to expect, taking all circumstances into account, including.
A product is defective where it does not provide the safety which a person is entitled to expect, taking all circumstances into account, including.
The issue here is that if we are to have European standards then surely we must be entitled to expect that these standards are accepted by the participating Member States.