Examples of using Engender in English and their translations into Swedish
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A common assessment of the risks for certain categories of asylum‑seekers could engender guidelines for action at European level.
More generally, the Commission considered on the one hand that the situation in the postal market could engender various forms of abusive behaviour by public postal operators.
Any reinforcement of EU funding must not, however, engender a corresponding weakening of national funding.
This will engender dependence, and may serve to deprive workers of production resources given the price of hi-tech equipment.
the Commission notes variable practices which may engender uncertainties.
can engender tinnitus.
it is equally true that those assemblies will engender new revolutionaries.
Unregulated aid would therefore engender distortions of competition, which could have an adverse impact primarily on certain forms of renewable energy.
This programme aims to: Engender a systematic and in depth understanding of management
which will engender greater trust.
can engender tinnitus.
This concept of'change' appears to capture the curiosity of investors and engender excitement in the potential for investment returns.
However a joint Committee with legal personality could engender extra costs such as for a secretariat.
How could one animal that populates almost every ocean on earth engender such disparate reactions?
Substantial counterfeiting will engender the severe risk of global damage to the whole credibility of,
The correct results-based approach to policing, whilst inspiring people I do. to meet challenging goals and at the same time… erm… erm… maintaining the momentum of change. I believe I can engender.
Solutions that not only engender respect and trust,
however it is one that can engender more trust and honesty than traditional monogamous relationships do.
Whilst inspiring people to meet challenging goals and at the same time… erm… erm… maintaining the momentum of change. I believe I can engender the correct results-based approach to policing.
However, economically conceived in this simplicity,"labour" is as modern a category as the relations which engender this simple abstraction.