Examples of using Its tasks in English and their translations into Swedish
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BERT The Body shall carry out its tasks in cooperation with the NRAs and the Commission.
As part of its tasks, the coordination unit shall report to the Management Committee at the latter's request.
Within the limits of its tasks, the EGTC acts in the name
The European Fiscal Board should perform its tasks independently and prepare its opinions autonomously from any national
The EU DSO entity shall carry out its tasks and procedures in accordance with Article 55.
In 1994, the Committee of the Regions took up its tasks as consultative body, as described in the Maastricht Treaty.
Monetary policy counterparties To manage its tasks, the Riksbank needs to interact with a number of market participants.
The nomination committee shall, in connection with performing its tasks, forward certain information to the Company
To enable the administrative board to perform its tasks efficiently and take full responsibility for them,
The Standing Committee referred to in Article 7 may assume its tasks from the date of notification(19)
In carrying out its tasks in a changing operational environment
The Council furthermore confirmed that EUFOR should retain its tasks for the coming six months.
The Railways Agency must also have enough powers to be able to execute its tasks properly.
The Agency should have adequate powers to achieve its tasks and I was able to support the report which ensures these powers whilst guaranteeing the independence of national regulators.
To perform its tasks, the Agency should cooperate with other services engaged in border checks, in particular customs.
The Committee referred to in Article 7 may undertake its tasks from the date of entry into force of this Directive.
Member States shall ensure that competent authority have adequate resources to perform its tasks according to this Regulation.
The Agency needs a budget allocation large enough to hire its personnel as described above, to carry out its tasks and to function smoothly.
But if the smaller entity is unable to perform its tasks in the interests of the public good,
This raises the legitimate question whether ENISA can actually perform its tasks in the way in which it currently operates.