Examples of using Gradual development in English and their translations into Swedish
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The action being undertaken on this theme is aimed at promoting the gradual development of a European policy.
The gradual development of the internal market for goods has created a patchwork of different rules and procedures.
The gradual development of the trans-European transport network shall in particular be achieved by implementing a dual-layer structure for this network,
The objective of the EU is now being fine tuned to a'gradual development of a common defence policy with a view to the development of a common defence system.
It is part of the gradual development of judicial cooperation in civil matters and its communitisation.
The gradual development of Hebrew consciousness on this point is very clearly marked in the inspired writings.
The gradual development of the material world, as well as
integrated into the Union', and EU States'shall support the gradual development of a common defence policy through co-operation in the armament's sector.
With respect to the student movement, a basic trend in the very structure of advanced industrial society favors the gradual development of such a community of interests.
This in itself offers a very favourable basis for the gradual development of cooperation between the two regions.
efficiency of the legal system of other partners in the Union contributes towards the gradual development of a European legal culture.
The EESC calls for gradual development of key competences as defined in the EP
The only way to achieve progress is through gradual development, and any attempts to cut short this process cannot fail to result in tension
The reform will lead to a gradual development- I stress this because I was particularly taken with this term,
As far as overland transport is concerned, we have always striven towards laying the foundations for the gradual development of a cohesive policy
thereby contributing towards the gradual development of a European judicial culture.
increasing employment rates and curbing contribution evasion, while the gradual development of second-pillar schemes will ease pressures on public finances.
because their object is to present a history of the kingdom of God in its gradual development, and not of the events of the reigns of the successive rulers.
silver on the European markets, the gradual development of industry, the rapid expansion of trade
The gradual development of the"European company" also gives rise to problems when it comes to determining which law is applicable;