Examples of using Be conceived in English and their translations into Swedish
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In order to be effective, innovation policy absolutely must be conceived in a comprehensive, coherent manner,
The strategy can only be conceived in close articulation with macro-economic policies
This self-consciousness- which Boström identifies with life-can thus not be conceived as attached to a substrate
How can He be conceived as powerless to raise up yet another Messenger after Moses?
An effective regional policy at EU level, therefore, cannot be conceived without close cooperation between Member State policies and the EU policies.
Any idea that can be conceived in our time can be executed in our time.
Since all that can be conceived is relative, no permanent objective
something that could conceivably be conceived as a benefit to the.
better integration of women in professional careers cannot be conceived in an authoritarian and repressive fashion.
Amendment 125 was rejected by the Commission as it was unclear what could be conceived as a"standardised procedure" outside regulatory testing.
for Whom no beginning in the world of creation can be conceived.
no greater honour can be conceived for it.
involve all stakeholders concerned and be conceived and implemented in close co-operation with all Member States.
self-changing can be conceived and rationally understood only as revolutionary practice.
Any new management procedure must be conceived so as to reduce the present costs
While states cannot be conceived of as homogenous actors that perfectly take care of the preferences of all of their citizens, one can nevertheless
integration measures are welcome; they should not be conceived or implemented as obstacles to family reintegration
more glorious day than this be conceived, so that man should willingly forego its grace, and deprive himself of its bounties,
In the present case, however, I cannot see how the meeting in question could be conceived as anything else than an interview within the meaning of Article 19 of Regulation No 1/2003.
even the provision of protection against external purchases cannot be conceived in the future without a suitable degree of political determination