Examples of using Had contributed in English and their translations into Swedish
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The rise in oil prices had contributed to a fall in both long-term interest rates
Mr Wilkinson expressed his appreciation for the comments of Ms Roksandić and of all members who had contributed to the opinion.
Stressing that the Structural Funds had contributed to Ireland's success, Mr Gallagher said
Over 60% of these companies said that the internal market had contributed to their success in selling their products in other Member States.
unusually low level in Swedish reservoirs had contributed to a rise in electricity spot and forward prices.
The show"alternated in presenting the life stories of entertainment personalities and'ordinary' people who had contributed in some way to their communities.
we wish he had paid tribute to what Mary had contributed to the might of Don Juan of Austria.
They denounced the policies of the Party leaders without really understanding the extent to which their own organizational conceptions had contributed to what was happening to the Revolution.
I was also an"offender" who had contributed to my fate.
The conference was based on a study of cooperative solutions in personal assistance to which AR had contributed.
The rapporteur thanked the colleagues who had contributed to the general discussion
Statements by both the Federal Reserve and the ECB had contributed to increasing expectations of tighter monetary policy in the longer term.
which were influenced by theory U, had contributed to creating learning organizations.
For the first time I saw the aim of the work toward which I had contributed.
He gave an overview of the last EESC opinion on"Investigation into the Annual Growth Survey 2014" to which he had contributed as rapporteur.
the prevailing macroeconomic stability had contributed.
Ms Sigmund thanked all those who had contributed, through their commitment and close cooperation, to the successful implementation of her work programme
national levels that had contributed to the results but concluded that there was still a great deal to be done.
Schulz slightly misquoted McCreevy, whom he stated had contributed to Ireland's rejection of the Lisbon Treaty with remarks during the referendum campaign that no"sane person" would read the document.
Its final report of 1 October 2012 demonstrated that the MP with Moldova had contributed to the achievement of many priorities of the partners,