Examples of using Common identity in English and their translations into Swedish
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made very gradually and are accompanied by series delays as regards a common identity in other, often closely related, fields.
support new initiatives such as the creation of a European heritage label, which will help to develop a common identity while encouraging cultural tourism.
Such participatory citizenship, which is part of the common identity of European citizens, implies not only a democratic
where the obligation is necessary to maintain the common identity and reputation of the franchised network.
Most of the obligations contained in the franchise agreements can be deemed necessary to protect the intellectual property rights or maintain the common identity and reputation of the franchised network and fall outside Article 1011.
cooperation missions which reinforce the common identity of the EU Member States, rather than denying it.
strengthen them by introducing European-level sectoral promotion missions which reinforce our common identity.
strengthening them through pan-European promotion and cooperation missions which reinforce our common identity.
such as strengthening the common identity and objectives, considered to be the foundation to organising,
rather Christian, heritage should be included among the factors making up our common identity.
taking into account its pressing needs and our common identity, the European Union must immediately establish special links with Timor in order to guarantee its economic and social development and independence.
at least help maintain the common identity, thereby offsetting the loss of intra-brand competition.
And… And they created a… a common identity. And paintings.
The Leader method suggests that the development of a region is enhanced if the region is defined based on a common identity.
Europe's cultural diversity and common identity are in flux and interacting with each other in the worlds of art and culture.
make the development of a common identity even more unlikely.
The report states that a student card might turn out to be a good way of creating a common identity for European students.
The need to build a common identity, resulting from a profound analysis of the changes currently taking place in the global energy matrix.
Yet, despite these differences, the Convention had built up a sense of common identity, and common purpose, on which it must now draw.
The acquired stores were incorporated into the newly created Synsam Nordic in order to create a fully-owned chain with a common identity, culture and business plan.