Examples of using Important cases in English and their translations into Swedish
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give the Commission's departments more room to concentrate on important cases.
which targeted it at the really important cases.
in particularly complex or important cases.
I am sorry to say, very important cases we are all concerned by the slowness of the accomplishment of our plans.
Regretfully, there are still two important cases of"non-reciprocity" that remain: the United States of America still maintains a
Other very important cases(and at this point I would like to thank Commissioner McCreevy, who is here today)
Second, it meets in some important cases the concern expressed in other Parliament's amendments
You have got reverse qualified majority voting in a number of important cases- to improve the automaticity of decision-making- as the rule in the corrective arm of the Pact,
However, in recent years, the Commission has received numerous investor complaints about the application of the ICSD in a number of important cases involving large investor losses.
on routine cases and to enable the Commission to concentrate resources on more important cases, should be largely completed in the near future.
In many important cases it is difficult to conclude what has higher priority in our spectrum of common values:
will thus be able to concentrate on more important cases.
This is why I think it is absolutely crucial, in these very important cases, that directives or regulations are submitted
in particular with a view to reducing the resources expended on routine cases and concentrate on more important cases.
only in particularly important cases, for example once a proper screening of all available information shows the need to gather input directly from market players.
allow the Competition DG to concentrate on the more important cases that come to its attention.
The year also saw final decisions on a number of other important cases, of which perhaps those dealing with the rapidly evolving markets in digital television services and the Internet should be highlighted.
The important cases which have come to the attention of the Petitions Committee have been ones where there has been a continuous breach over many years of Community law, and therefore they have come to the right place, the Petitions Committee.
This will allow the Commission to concentrate in the future on important cases, in co-operation with the Member States,
together with the competition authorities of Member States on the more important cases, thereby increasing the efficiency of the Community competition rules.