Examples of using More systematically in English and their translations into Swedish
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Cross-acceptance can be improved by applying more systematically the principle of mutual recognition to national authorisation procedures and by harmonising certain provisions.
Incorporating the common indicators more systematically into the Member States' national monitoring
An imprisonment in December 1905 permitted the author to expound more systematically than before his views on the character of the Russian revolution and its prospects.
Regulation should be used more systematically and vigorously to drive up the energy performance of all types of products and services.
In some cases, the emphasis has been on collecting and analysing more systematically national practices.
Regulation should be used more systematically and vigorously to drive up the energy performance of all types of products and services.
We must therefore put in place the resources to enable us to assess more systematically the environmental impact of these projects.
This position was articulated more systematically in the so-called"Leipzig-Document", which was adopted under the German presidency during the second half of 1994.
the EESC urges the EC to promote deinstitutionalisation more systematically and effectively through specific policies, programmes and funding instruments.
In 2008, it has put increasing emphasis on the need to quantify impacts more systematically and to address clearly the issue of administrative burdens.
In exploring more systematically the highly complex relationship between poverty
Turkey is invited to engage more systematically with the Commission and other relevant bodies such as the Council of Europe, including the Venice Commission.
I appreciate the proposals in the report which would enable the views of NGOs to be heard far more systematically in the JPA's proceedings.
There was a commonly felt need to integrate innovation more systematically in the activities of ETPs.
take into account humanitarian principles and considerations more systematically in its work throughout its Institutions.
development of poor countries, but needs to be incorporated into the national development strategies more systematically.
make even more use of and do so more systematically.
systems and best practices to deal more systematically with the environmental issues in organisations, for example the eco-management and audit scheme(EMAS).
Address fair and ethical trade more systematically in the upcoming review of the EU‘Aid for trade' strategy
Encourage institutions to build learning mobility more systematically into curricula, and eliminate unnecessary barriers to switching institutions between bachelor