Examples of using More particularly in English and their translations into Swedish
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I will therefore highlight a number of aspects whose importance justifies dwelling on them more particularly, beginning with dialogue.
It is however a common perception that everyone has is that an igloo is a dome shaped structure built from snow more particularly snow blocks.
Ashtanga is really a Sanskrit word that means eight limbs and more particularly, it refers to the eight limbs used in Yoga Sutras as elucidated by Patanjali.
More particularly, healthy protein synthesis tends to be a procedure that occurs within our bodies,
a half of them on the Committee on Budgetary Control- one imagines that there are no more particularly enlightening experiences in store.
More particularly, according to new proposals(16/7/2004) the TEN-T budget
More particularly, support for the transition towards a low-carbon
More particularly, as regards bans on foodstuffs
More particularly they entail collection,
More particularly it fills a gap in employment legislation which was vividly exposed by the closure of the Renault plant at Vilvoorde
linguistic identity of the Tibetan people, and more particularly about the restrictive conditions imposed by the central authorities on the exercise of religious freedom in the Tibet Autonomous Region.
be incorporated into Articles 48 and 49, which relate more particularly to economic and financial capacity
They all address policy coherence and, more particularly, the need for trade policy to be conducted in the framework of the EU's overall objectives,
Greater dignity and greater authority also mean greater internal stability but, more particularly, greater international prestige.
More particularly, in its view, it is necessary to determine whether the principle of the free movement of goods requires Member States to ensure free access to major trunk routes
who in turn took part in those negotiations, and more particularly to Mrs Wortmann-Kool,
For those who are unfortunate enough to be affected by digestive disorders and more particularly a form of inflammatory bowel syndrome that affects many people and which goes by the name of Crohn's disease,
in consequence of the interpretation given to it by Rufinus, more particularly, that so much strife has been raised.
avoid blocking a whole measure owing to delays in the availability of various partfinancing sums for each individual project, and more particularly when the national accountancy rules provide for the recording of the sources of partfinancing under separate budget headings.
and owing more particularly to the great proneness of the Hebrews of old to adopt the sensual rites of foreign cults,