Examples of using Considerable impact in English and their translations into Swedish
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In Finland, the industrial action in April/May had a considerable impact on earnings in the early part of the year.
Can have considerable impact on… Genetic abnormalities and minor duplication errors
The Action has a considerable impact on youth workers with regard to"quality awareness" and"expertise" in the Youth programme's priorities.
This has a considerable impact at local and regional level,
This could have a considerable impact on applying the acquis communautaire in relation to the Common Agricultural Policy CAP.
Both have had a considerable impact on industries such as flea markets, banking markets and music.
A number of important actions within existing Community policies have a considerable impact on forests.
Bacopa was also shown to have a considerable impact on memory retention in a comparable,
This has considerable impact on recruitment and retention of female workforce in occupations where women are under-represented.
The Directive has a considerable impact not only directly on the manufacturers
Colours can have a considerable impact on how we feel
has had a considerable impact in terms of job creation.
had had a considerable impact on the environment.
Transport has a considerable impact on the environment, such as in the shape of carbon dioxide emissions that contribute to the greenhouse effect.
Our innovations have had considerable impact on livestock management and will continue to do so.
The ERDF can have a considerable impact both on the achievement of convergence objectives
may have a considerable impact on Europe.
authorised via national procedures, this revision will have a considerable impact on the pharmaceuticals market in the European Union.
The choices made in the procurement policy are therefore expected to have considerable impact on the final costs to the Community.
It is expected to have considerable impact, once fully transposed by the Member States by 6 April 2013.