Examples of using Broader scope in English and their translations into Swedish
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This new definition ensures that package travel has a broader scope than simply the traditional package holiday;
selection of EFSI supported projects, the project pipeline should have a broader scope of identifying projects across the Union.
Promote a broader scope and address as appropriate the different functions that agricultural practices
A broader scope: the commitments should focus more on frontloading growth-enhancing reforms to foster competitiveness,
manage the complexities of the world with a broader scope.
which has a broader scope, and this appears to be the most consistent
In this context, I should like to mention for instance our proposal to extend the pilot actions for combined transport- the PACT programme- for five years with an increased budget and broader scope.
offering even broader scope for a systemic basis to design of innovation policy.
The Commission proposes replacing Decision No 280/2004/EC by a Regulation on account of the broader scope of the legislation, the increased number of addressees,
This axis supports measures of common interest with a broader scope than measures normally undertaken by private enterprises
demanded a broader scope for capitalist tendencies in the village through a raising of the price of grain,
The specialization in marketing will give you a smooth entry in the job market, while the broader scope of global business in the first semester will definitely benefit your career in the longer run.
because the Convention has a much broader scope that goes far beyond the limits of parental responsibility deriving from the Brussels II regulation.
possibly with a broader scope, and submitting a report on its legislative intentions before the end of 2003.
but an agreement with a broader scope that takes fundamental account of political agreement and development cooperation.
the US measures have a much broader scope than the Commission's action.
Decision No 280/2004/EC should be replaced by a Regulation on account of the broader scope of the legislation, the inclusion of additional categories of persons to which obligations are addressed,
Nevertheless, a broad scope should not lead to a fragmentation of the instruments.
Here too Member States have broad scope for their own interpretation.
Broad scope including passive measures.