Examples of using Materialised in English and their translations into Swedish
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a form however in which it is materialised as capital.
Regional policy, which has materialised in the form of Structural
Nevertheless, the hoped-for financial incentives for the development of energy crops have not materialised.
As anticipated, the stronger market has now materialised and the positions have a clear economic value.
new vulnerabilities which may have materialised.
However, despite the consensus that PPPs would also be desirable on a European level, European PPPs have not materialised so far.
I might add, already materialised, or are in the process of doing so.
However, despite the general consensus that PPPs would also be desirable on a European level, they have not materialised so far;
The preventive mechanism allows the Council to give the EU country concerned a warning before a'serious breach' has actually materialised.
unacceptable discrimination has not materialised and that we will be able to congratulate him.
However, the long-predicted decrease in the time spent watching television in favour of Internet consumption has not materialised.
To date, the Commission has never produced any evidence that its predictions in this area have materialised.
these opportunities have not materialised.
(4)‘information on breaches' means evidence about actual breaches as well as reasonable suspicions about potential breaches which have not yet materialised;
Her observations of a variety of conditions are materialised in work categories such as souls, homes, war monuments and emblems.
Leviathan materialised reason, which required the state to have its genes in fear and death.
So does labour-power preserve its property of producing value only so long as it is employed and materialised in the labour-process;
These have not materialised because individual governments,
On 20 July 2005, this materialised in the adoption of the internal action plan to improve the way in which the Commission communicates Europe.
These costs are real, materialised in environmental damage that would still happen without liability.