Examples of using Broadly in line in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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The legal framework for the protection of human rights is broadly in line with European standards.
The projections underlying the programme are broadly in line with the Commission services' forecast.
The chemical characteristics of the instrument were confirmed and were broadly in line with the requirements.
It was also noted that the long bond rates had decreased markedly and broadly in line with European bond rates.
are now broadly in line with the target.
have now fallen back and are broadly in line with the forecasts.
While Croatian legislation appears to be broadly in line with the acquis, additional amendments will be necessary to reach full compliance.
concludes that they are broadly in line with the principles that recovery action should be timely,
NOTES that the Green Paper is broadly in line with its conclusions of 2 June and 16 November 2004;
implies a mild tightening, broadly in line with the recommendations in the 2001 Broad Economic Policy Guidelines.
gas markets by 2007, broadly in line with the EU requirements.
The National Bank's supervisory powers appear to be broadly in line with international standards according to the IMF's assessment carried out in mid-2002.
Extra-euro area imports are projected to rise faster than total demand, broadly in line with historical patterns.
It is broadly in line with the Commission's 2012 spring forecast,
The rates of duty on other tobacco products are broadly in line with those on cigarettes.
The general tenor of the comments made by the representations participating in the hearing were broadly in line with the Committee's views as set out in this opinion.
The rate of growth of the economy in the medium term is broadly in line with the prevailing estimate of potential growth.
The law is broadly in line with Community competition law,
Overall, the increase in nominal wages by about 3 per cent in 2002 is broadly in line with medium-term price stability.
which is broadly in line with the EU average.