Examples of using Institutional changes in English and their translations into Swedish
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Thirdly, when we talk about constitutional, institutional changes, we must be present at that debate.
make sure that enlargement takes place with the necessary institutional changes.
Institutional changes have also been carried out for state employees that can have a restraining effect on wage formation.
The institutional changes agreed in the 2004 IGC will be integrated partly into the TEU
realised the need for institutional changes, which sees it needs a stronger presence in the field of foreign policy and defence.
This is, moreover, a critical time, when major institutional changes are taking place and also when various global
The first action to be taken by the EU is therefore to encourage the institutional changes needed to monitor the sector
After the institutional changes in the Union's decision-making mechanisms which are a condition for admitting more members, the Union can contribute to stability in a wider Europe.
The enormous institutional changes that came out of the Treaty of Amsterdam have had an impact on the way asylum and migration are dealt with.
These are issues which require institutional changes which, unfortunately, not even Nice will make.
The institutional changes in the labour market in connection with new negotiating procedures
In the same way, the institutional changes and economic developments in Sweden in recent years herald good conditions for a stable krona.
set of financial instruments, although it is necessary to reflect the institutional changes brought by the Lisbon Treaty.
we have talked a lot about the institutional changes which have resulted from the Treaty of Lisbon.
The Conference should consult the European Central Bank on institutional changes in the monetary area.
the EU in the UN system, taking into account the institutional changes brought by the Lisbon Treaty.
All these are important issues which need to be considered at the Amsterdam Summit alongside the institutional changes.
We will not be in a position to tackle enlargement unless the necessary institutional changes are made.
The Danish Social Democrats oppose the view that the institutional changes should be in place prior to enlargement.
We believe that increased efforts cannot in all respects be driven primarily by institutional changes in the way that is proposed by the committee.