Examples of using Guidelines will in English and their translations into Swedish
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These guidelines will ensure that the persons conducting the expert reviews are independent
The guidelines will help undertakings assess the compatibility with the Treaty rules ofagreements not covered by the regulation.
These guidelines will nevertheless assist businesses in assessing the compatibility of an individual co-operation agreement with Article 101.
The guidelines will then be formally adopted in the form of a resolution,
These guidelines will provide a framework for proposals for new legislation
The guidelines will also remind parties that limits for such initiatives result from the EU competition rules.
These guidelines will then be incorporated into national policy by specific objectives being set to take account of national disparities.
The guidelines will include recommendations regarding the labelling of ETFs,
Following these guidelines will also often make your Web content more usable to users in general.
Dating guidelines will not prevent your next date from ending in disaster,
These guidelines will direct future cohesion policy measures towards improving competitiveness so as to foster economic
However, complementary Guidelines will provide such a regime under the control of the recycling States.
Guidelines will help the employees to always choose the more environmentally friendly alternative.
The decision we reach concerning these guidelines will determine the future development of a modern infrastructure for trans-European energy networks.
These guidelines will apply to all sunscreen products,
However, as regards the agricultural sector only, these guidelines will enter into force on 1 January 1998 for new State aids.
For ease of reference the 1999 Guidelines will be numbered and the proposed changes are shown in bold print in the Annex.
As a starting point the guidelines will include the European Agenda for the integration of third-country nationals
Guidelines will no doubt be drawn on by the ECJ when arriving at judgments, and they will thereby be made binding in law.
In accordance with the procedure followed last year, the guidelines will then be formally adopted- probably in early 1999- by means of a Council Resolution.