Examples of using Committee notes in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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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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Political
The Committee notes however that, as demonstrated by the new scoreboard,
The Committee notes that the legal treatment of concession contracts varies significantly from one Member State to another.
The Committee notes the Commission intends that these requirements will be reinforced in the new Directive.
For its part, the Committee notes that the main positive aspect here is that this method seems to be best option for fighting fraud.
The Committee notes however that, as demonstrated by the new scoreboard,
The Committee notes that the proposal(financial statement) only includes the detailed expected costs up to the end of 2006.
The Committee notes the forecasts of a 3% growth in GDP for both 2000 and 2001.
The Committee notes that entry to most Member States depends on migrants having an offer of employment before they leave their country of origin.
The Committee notes that environmental MBI have long been a reality,
The Committee notes that Recital 18 of the new regulation repeats the obligation for dealers
The Committee notes the scale of tasks
The Economic and Social Committee notes that the proposed Directive aims to protect public health.
The Committee notes that the Commission is seeking to establish a consumer-friendly single market for financial services.
The Committee notes that Category 1 relates only to substances known to be directly mutagenic to humans.
The Committee notes that only a few of the incentives it suggested have been taken on board.
The Committee notes that the Commission is presenting its proposal in 2004 for a regulation for the 2007-2013 period.
The Committee notes that many Member States will have their tax revenues reduced by this proposal.
The Committee notes with concern that racism
The Committee notes that ensuring minimum taxation of cross-border interest payments does not prevent individual Member States from helping small savers by providing tax exemptions, for example.
The Committee notes however that often, on entry, the persons concerned may face further language problems,