Examples of using Considerable reduction in English and their translations into Swedish
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This will lead to a considerable reduction of particulates(97%), NOx(96%)
energy saving were completely offset by the considerable reduction in aid granted to the steel industry sector.
The benefit natural tablets offer is a considerable reduction in adverse effects due to their organic structure.
To achieve this goal a considerable reduction in total volumes will be required, in accordance with common but differentiated areas of responsibility and capabilities.
since that leads to a considerable reduction in the number of deaths from it.
air condition system provides the means by which a considerable reduction in condensing pressures can be permitted.
The target is to achieve annual profit improvements exceeding EUR 20 million and a considerable reduction in capital employed.
a switch to this would entail a considerable reduction in air pollution.
leading to considerable reduction in total ownership costs.
und consequently considerable reduction of pumping down times.
Since then there has been a considerable reduction in the number of cases, but the practice has not completely disappeared25.
Community policy in this area must secure a considerable reduction in greenhouse gas emissions through the imposition of mandatory requirements on the Member States,
risk of considerable reduction of productionin lessfavoured areas
Even without regulatory enthusiasm, we can achieve a considerable reduction in greenhouse gases by reducing flying distances
Whereas available technologies can ensure a considerable reduction of the evaporative losses in the distribution system for petrol, not least through the recovery of vapours which are displaced;
That can be said to have instigated the considerable reduction of unemployment we have seen in recent years.
This alignment of charges will produce a considerable reduction in cross-border transaction charges.
will lead to a considerable reduction, if not total elimination, of the use
Consumers in the smaller Member States would have seen a considerable reduction in supply, since the increase in red-tape resulting from this proposal could have persuaded operators to stop providing services for consumers living in these countries.
The retention of URBAN would be especially important for cities like my own- Dublin- which is likely to see a considerable reduction in the Structural Funds available because of its loss of Objective 1 status.