Examples of using Are to be achieved in English and their translations into Swedish
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Collaboration is required on several levels if the objectives of knowledge management are to be achieved.
Moreover, the Council acknowledges that the budgetary goals are to be achieved without resorting to the one-off measures included in the previous update.
Their implementation must be accelerated and monitored, if concrete results are to be achieved.
These are ambitious objectives, and, if they are to be achieved in little more than a decade,
The directive in question requires the Member States to draw up national plans setting out how the fixed emission ceilings and levels of concentration are to be achieved.
However, the list of support instruments must be extended if the objectives of the reform are to be achieved.
The Council recognises the importance of fully integrating biological diversity concerns into all relevant sectoral activities, if the objectives of the Convention are to be achieved in all walks of life.
National ICT strategies- setting out incremental milestones that are to be achieved within a specific time frame7.
However, the pace of reform needs to be significantly stepped up if the 2010 targets are to be achieved.
more effort is needed in this area if the goals of the SEPA project are to be achieved.
environmentally sustainability are to be achieved with synergies regarding Lisbon goals.
set out how they are to be achieved.
Cost allocation is therefore an issue to be dealt with very carefully if the desired results are to be achieved.
However, it is reprehensible to regulate in detail at EU level how these aims are to be achieved.
of energy savings or specify how these are to be achieved.
Technical, industrial, behavioural and cultural innovations will all be needed if the concerns detailed in 8.1 above are to be achieved.
Nevertheless, if these objectives are to be achieved, a number of fundamental strategic conditions, in addition to those already mentioned, will have to be met.
The 5% staff cut would require that every staff member take a share of the additional work burden, if the same policy objectives are to be achieved.
civil society- is essential if the conditions for lasting peace and stability across the region are to be achieved.