Examples of using Development would in English and their translations into Swedish
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An accurate picture of the extent of the problems and development would instead be the best basis for analysing relationships
letter addressed to me, dated February 2000, because of what the development would do to his people. No.
Further technological developments would see significant reductions in CO2 emissions.
However, these developments would be of ad hoc and not of systemic nature.
A program that supported these developments would benefit all Europeans
economic and environmental developments would represent a great challenge for any Council Presidency-
These developments would raise the issue of contingent risks for banks as well as the robustness of the system in times of stress.
These developments would also reduce mortality,
that the increased focus on debt developments would complement continued rigorous attention to deficit developments. .
This divergence of developments would have a negative impact on researchers
At the same time, these developments would be powerful weapons in the fight against trafficking in human beings as traffickers would lose much of their competitive advantage in terms of access to the European Union.
Tackling these adverse developments would be directly in line with the priorities set out in the Annual Growth Survey 2012
also that these further developments would strengthen the case for the Irish language to become a working language of the European Union
The president said he was hopeful this development would open up.
In another environment, this development would not be possible, says Rosdahl.
Additional sources of funding for post-conflict reconstruction and development would be required.
Such a development would also run counter to the Commission's rail freight strategy.
The summit not leading to a credible result on sustainable development would be another setback.
Its timely implementation and further development would improve the transparency and cost-effectiveness of public tenders.
Similarly, already planned energy infrastructure development would be sufficient to integrate the expected low deployment rates.