Examples of using Infrastructure needs in English and their translations into Swedish
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In this respect, infrastructure needs to be carefully planned and prioritised with a view to optimising transport chains
in particular in the new Member States where infrastructure needs are significant?
Business leaders aiming to build the best possible foundation for future competitiveness should focus on applications first in order to determine their infrastructure needs.
So the infrastructure needs to grow as more
with an increasing urbanization, the infrastructure needs continuous development.
the rooms are small and the infrastructure needs to be updated.
As regards transport, the Transport Infrastructure Needs Assessment estimates the total cost of constructing trans-European networks in these 12 countries at?
The results of the Transport Infrastructure Needs Assessment(TINA) process will also be taken into account in identifying suitable projects.
New infrastructure needs at the national level may also emerge in the areas of so- called Strategic Centres for Science, Technology and Innovation SHOK.
process, and infrastructure needs, costs and market.
provides a reliable outsource solution that can cater for the management and maintenance environments that your infrastructure needs.
energy market influence and infrastructure needs.
to ensure that the Union's considerable infrastructure needs are met.
discussions about tomorrow's infrastructure needs and current demands for investment in traffic infrastructure,
Fair and non-discriminatory access to the infrastructure needs to be guaranteed also through the separation of safety related functions and/or the creation of a rail regulator fulfilling the control and implementation functions.
The financial contribution of the Cohesion Fund to this environmental plan cannot meet all Greece's major infrastructure needs in the field of drinking water,
On 18 and 19 March 1999 there was a hearing on the TINA report(Transport Infrastructure Needs Assessment), which was commissioned by the European Commission to indicate the priority infrastructure needs of the applicant countries.
MEDA is being used to examine certain infrastructure needs from a regional or subregional perspective and, where appropriate,
Transport projects must constitute either an extension of a TINA(Transport Infrastructure Needs Assessment) network, one of the
as identified by the TINA(Transport Infrastructure Needs Assessment) exercise, but can also relate to projects on the rest of the TINA network.