Examples of using At a time when it in English and their translations into Swedish
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At a time when it seems vital to tap into Asia's growth potential, European carriers have been hit by this aggressive competition
The Bruegels were crucial artists in promoting the skills involved with landscape painting at a time when it was still to be fully accepted into the art mainstream
The Specific Conditions had entered into force at a time when it was clear to both the Commission
can only weaken the Palestinian leadership at a time when it is called upon to show firm resolve in the fight against extremism.
business aims of the Koi.S.P.E. cooperative, at a time when it was dicult to nd the same support from other local institutions.
for we unfortunately live at a time when it is easier to split an atom than to overturn a prejudice.
The European economy is thereby deprived of significant productive potential, and this at a time when it must confront serious economic
are offered free rebookings upon approval by the landlord at a time when it is possible to make the stay for the same period 2021.
their work on making this widely accessible at a time when it is needed the most,
Parliament have examined this activity, at a time when it is recording accelerated growth both in volume
length of life expectancy for hemophilia patients, at a time when it was unknown that it had entered the blood supply.
He soared at a time when it was invented a revolutionary flash technology that enables creators of the game to create a virtual reality, which plunged by a charming world massively multiplayer online game.
the long-term development of the agricultural sectors, agriculture must undergo major changes to maintain productivity, at a time when it needs to adapt to more stringent environmental restrictions than are currently in place.
This might perhaps be partly justifiable at a time when it was only experts who were involved in the directive's proposals,
Attacking the country that chairs the European Union at a time when it should be supported in the performance of its duties has the effect of weakening the Union as a whole and depriving it of its authority.
access to credit is more difficult at a time when it ought to be more accessible.
is a chance for the European Parliament to reiterate that abolition of the death penalty all over the world remains a priority for the European Union, at a time when it is still practised in 18 countries.
help them in their everyday life, at a time when it is noticeable that European citizens are detached from the Union.