Examples of using Made in recent in English and their translations into Swedish
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Like the rapporteur, I should like to express my pleasure at the considerable progress which Latvia has made in recent months in order to be included in the first wave of enlargement that the European Union is shortly to experience.
UNDERLINING that, in spite of progress made in recent years, too many are killed
Despite progress made in recent years, inter alia through the implementation of the Services Directive,
With the outcome of the negotiations and the progress made in recent months in trialogue,
The EU will help to consolidate the progress made in recent years towards compliance with the fundamental conventions of the International Labour Organisation(ILO)
The EESC recognises the advances made in recent years in devising complementary indicators to Gross Domestic Product(GDP),
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despite impressive steps made in recent years.
the political collapse of the Union, that is, a dangerous step backwards with regard to the significant progress made in recent years.
increasingly influence new town planning thanks to the rethinking that has had to make in recent years.
Progress has also been made in recent times.
Several investments have been made in recent years.
While important improvements have been made in recent years, too many infringements persist.
Considerable progress has been made in recent years in establishing smoke-free environments in several Member States.
We can say that real progress has been made in recent months, but more progress is needed.
Without it, all the progress that Southern Sudan has made in recent years will be in vain.
As far as financial resources are concerned, significant progress has been made in recent days and hours.
The Romanian Government deserves to be commended for the efforts made in recent months to meet the requirements.
However, progress has been made in recent years and the figure has gone up to around 66.