Examples of using Capacity to absorb in English and their translations into Swedish
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This is an undeniably important goal since these new high-growth markets have the capacity to absorb a good proportion of European production,
That concept was first explicitly mentioned in Copenhagen in 1993 when the European Council stated that the Union's capacity to absorb new members,
Trade barriers impact more on SMEs than on larger companies because of their limited resources and lower capacity to absorb risks, especially when operating in intensely competitive markets.
ways which will lead the European Union out of the impasse of its current capacity to absorb new states.
have therefore a much greater capacity to absorb shocks such as the economic effects of a natural catastrophe.
natural resources available to meet growing demand, and the earth's capacity to absorb waste and pollution.
It is also essential for these two countries to improve the transparency of the activities and procedures of their public administrations, and their capacity to absorb resources, so as to be able to properly manage structural and agricultural aid from the Union.
reflecting the Community market's capacity to absorb the Lao products, Laos's export-capacity
reflecting the Community market's capacity to absorb the Cambodian products, Cambodia's export-capacity
reflecting the Community market's capacity to absorb the Nepalese products, Nepal's export-capacity
However, then it states:'The Union's capacity to absorb new members,
The Union's capacity to absorb new mem bers,
which will add to their capacity to absorb new ideas
very little has been said about the Union's capacity to absorb a country of the size and nature of Turkey.
their performance and their capacity to absorb aid.
As we rapidly exhaust our planet's capacity to absorb CO2 through biological sequestration, we look to our own ingenuity with new sequestration technologies, particularly the potentially transforming technology of CCS,
including the Union's capacity to absorb new members
Strengthening the resilience of the Alpine macro-region is a decisive factor in increasing civil society's capacity to absorb, manage and prevent the impact of crises
added as a rider that"the Union's capacity to absorb new members,
payment appropriations must be carefully analysed in relation to the Community's capacity to absorb them, which suggests that further cuts in the structural policy and cohesion headings, which we oppose.