Examples of using More explicitly in English and their translations into Swedish
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Another point about the objective of the communication is that it needs to be more explicitly aimed at reducing ship emissions of greenhouse gases in particular, looking especially at the impact on global warming.
already covers“human dignity”, the Commission proposes to examine whether the Recommendation should more explicitly mention the exclusion of discrimination on the grounds of race,
He began more explicitly to attribute his primacy to Rome's being the burial place of St. Peter,
I believe that Denmark should have been mentioned more explicitly in the text.
as when the rapporteur states that there is a need for an action programme which is'more explicitly a political document rather than simply a list of intended actions.
However, the advocates of the more ambitious strategy, where monetary policy more explicitly takes asset prices into account,
the EESC urges the Commission to look beyond the technologies that have already been introduced and to integrate, more explicitly, all the means of influencing the behaviour of road users including education,
it is important for the effectiveness of regional policy that this funding be more explicitly related to urban needs
EU is covered by the exception(recital 3) and to identify more explicitly the objectives that this proposal intends to achieve(recital 7).
God again revealed yet more explicitly and fully his gracious purpose;
In addition, the analysis of the other factors relevant for investor decision making was deepened to reflect more explicitly that investor disclosures are only one such factor,
i.e. that the central bank more explicitly decides and announces what it judges to be the optimal path for the future policy rate, given the current information
and stated more explicitly by Cleanthes as the obligation to live in conformity with nature(to homologoumenos te physei zen)
True, it would have preferred some rights to be expressed more explicitly(such as the right to strike covered by Article 26 on the right of collective bargaining
cohesion will be more explicitly linked to the sustainable growth programme we are developing on the basis of the experience we have gained from managing the Lisbon and Gothenburg processes.
The practical details should therefore be stated more explicitly by.
This should be expressed more explicitly in Article 2 and the financial statement.
In the EESC's view national arrangements should more explicitly take the European dimension into account.
Initially, the EULA also contained a passage permitting EA to more explicitly monitor activity as well as to edit or remove material at their discretion.
though she would have preferred a Charter with more explicitly binding social rights