Examples of using Is a key tool in English and their translations into Swedish
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ProKalk is a key tool used by Protan to provide the required documentation to the roofing contractor
which is a system for the exchange of information between the universities and the Ministry, is a key tool in university steering.
truly integrated Single Market for services is a key tool for enhancing productivity and competitiveness
This forms the basis of the multilateral surveillance which has proven to be of considerable added value in the Luxembourg process and is a key tool for monitoring the response by Member States to the individual recommendations addressed to them by the Council.
Natural resource planning is a key tool in the reconciliation of the aims and expectations concerning state-owned land
The ICC is a key tool both in combating impunity when the most serious crimes,
sectoral social dialogue at European level, as a specific component of the Treaty, is a key tool for the modernisation and further development of the European social model.
Eurodac is a key tool for managing data on applicants for international protection
subregional organisations is a key tool for conveying to Third countries the importance which the EU attaches to the fight against terrorism.
Rather, the reference value, by making explicit what is the rate of growth of money that is considered to be consistent with the maintenance of price stability over the medium term, is a key tool for monetary analysis.
Our“Grower's Principles” are a key tool in cooperating with the beet growers.
TACs are a key tool in the CFP's resources management.
EMAS can be a key tool to implement them.
Employee surveys are a key tool for taking the pulse of the Group's units
We believe that the trans-European networks are a key tool for implementing the vision of a cohesive Europe
Innovation was a key tool not sufficiently recognised in the Commission's approach; innovation in new materials, in sorting technologies,
Market based instruments such as the EU ETS will be a key tool to ensure that Europe
Emissions trading schemes will be a key tool to ensure that developed countries can reach their targets cost-effectively.
Therefore, this can be a key tool in biotechnology and the discovery of new drugs.
GMES will be a key tool to support biodiversity,