Examples of using Countries would in English and their translations into Swedish
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in such a way that Community specifications would be respected and countries would be protected against the imposition of unsuitable specifications.
It must have been obvious from the start that some countries would apply EU law more vigorously than others.
In the name of stopping all future conflicts they proposed that- countries would join a League of Nations.
Of course the BRICS11 states, for instance, constitute anything but a model of how workers in the old capitalist countries would want to live.
The EESC and its civil society partners in non-EU countries would, in particular, like to be
Establishing a carbon market with a 30% reduction target for the group of developed countries would cut global mitigation costs by about a quarter by 2020.
These agreements were established before we decided that all agreements with third countries would include a clause on human rights.
Cooperation with the relevant authorities in third countries would make it possible to establish a price for the beneficiary country that would not disrupt its own market.
African countries would then be able to compete
the governments of some other countries would very much like Belarus to join NATO,
It is quite clear that, if the Olympic Games were to be held in Sochi, countries would boycott the event,
Other countries would have access to that part of the tariff quota not reserved to these four countries. .
Having said that, I do believe that both our countries would be served dealing with this as quietly
These countries would be ideal places for Member States to pool resources
Businesses operating in several countries would in particular benefit Tvrtke koje posluju u nekoliko zemalja posebno bi imale koristi.
Secondly, only some countries would take up the match funding opportunities which might arise in return for EU regulation and competence.
tangible objectives shared by all the member countries would also promote the aim of Finland's national Arctic policy,
To qualify for subsequent entry to monetary union, the derogation countries would have every interest to satisfy the exchange-rate criterion in the manner outlined in Point 2.6.1.
The long-overdue prosecution in The Hague would then also become inevitable and our countries would have to produce the evidence in their possession.
Allocation of specific shares of the tariff quota to exporting countries would continue but would only be granted to suppliers with a substantial interest,