Examples of using Fundamental element in English and their translations into Swedish
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Results: The nurses described the physical activity as a fundamental element of health and as a necessity in the patient's everyday life.
This seems to me to be a fundamental element in the approach we should take.
unhindered access to work for spouses should be a fundamental element of this Directive in order to facilitate the attraction of highly skilled workers.
amongst other things, there is a fundamental element of European Union policy in relation to Cuba, which is political dialogue.
PL Madam President, a fundamental element of the system of management of the common agricultural policy is supervision.
A fundamental element to her success is the ability to work cross-border,
It is rather the possibility for flows which is a necessary condition for cross-border trade and a fundamental element for a well functioning internal electricity market.
which is a fundamental element of European energy policy,
international policies of the Parties and constitute a fundamental element of this Agreement.
But there was another fundamental element.
This strategy is regarded as a fundamental element in the revitalised Lisbon partnership for growth and jobs.
Madam President, NATO remains a fundamental element of Europe's collective security
This decision process is a fundamental element in the success of the future pitch
that respect for human rights is a fundamental element of the agreements concluded with third countries.
we reversed the reversal of the burden of proof and with it a fundamental element of our state under the rule of law.
the rule of law, and fundamental element regarding good governance.
A fundamental element of customer retention at Webhelp is the ability to predict customer dissatisfaction before they even make contact.
Gardening was a fundamental element of villa life,
a reason why languages are a fundamental element in it.
The right of the accused to be informed of the charge in his or her own language is undoubtedly a fundamental element in the right to a defence.