Examples of using Impact analysis in English and their translations into Swedish
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In addition to simplification, the Committee calls for a systematic and independent impact analysis mechanism and objective assessment of alternative modes of legislation.
the solutions proposed must be the subject of detailed impact analysis.
Measures aimed at reducing the tax burden on labour do not include any gender impact analysis.
The impact analysis of the individual options was complicated by the substantial differences between the Member States' stockholding systems.
Commission proposes to undertake pre-assessments of its draft proposals in order to determine which of them should be subjected to detailed impact analysis.
Technical guidelines for impact analysis will be issued in September 2002 taking into account best practices and existing assessment tools.
The impact analysis of the option to vertically revise the Directive(Option 2),
system of privacy seals, which would also include an economic and societal impact analysis.
This document focuses on the impact analysis of such a JTI, based on the results of extensive consultations of the Commission with stakeholders in the nanoelectronics domain.
Impact analysis and good adaptation practices should be exchanged between industrialised regions facing similar problems,
the Dutch presidency conclusions stated that the Commission should carry out an impact analysis.
This document presents the impact analysis of the"Clean Sky" Joint Technology Initiative Clean Sky.
This will also include further development of gender impact analysis and assessment of Community policies,
However, the Commission was also asked to carry out an impact analysis on all aspects of processed fruit and citrus.
The Commission will, therefore, wait for the outcome of the impact analysis before proposing any alternative for processed products.
which the Commission decided to maintain, the Commission will present economic impact analysis.
The impact analysis carried out in line with Commission guidelines using available data shows that soil degradation could cost up to EUR 38 billion per year.
Based on the conclusions of public dialogue with stakeholders and on-going impact analysis, the Commission will submit appropriate proposals in the spring of 2008.
The Committee agrees with these suggestions and hopes that the impact analysis will be broadened accordingly.
First of all, at no point in the communication or the impact analysis is this statement backed up by any facts, which is quite surprising given how starkly it is stated.