Examples of using More vigorously in English and their translations into Swedish
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the SA Council welcomed the achieved macroeconomic stability of Croatia while underlining that Croatia needed to continue fiscal consolidation more vigorously.
I believe that it is also in these that investment has to be more vigorously encouraged, particularly as regards urban renewal,
The Council needs to make its positions heard more vigorously in the UN, whilst ensuring greater coordination in achieving the Union's goals there and fostering greater cohesion
Lenin And the younger the socialist movement in any given country, the more vigorously it must struggle against all attempts to entrench non-socialist ideology, and the more resolutely
because there is huge potential, and to pursue the interests of our Member States much more vigorously.
that the European Union can address future challenges arising from the global market more vigorously.
WELCOMES the Commission's Communication on Policy Instruments to Reduce Stand-by Losses of Consumer Electronic Equipment as a valuable contribution for developing a strategy to promote energy efficiency more vigorously in the European Community.
to ensure that their interests in the internal market are more vigorously protected.
the class struggle blazed up more vigorously than ever The whole logic of the situation pointed to the conclusions of the Trotskyist theory of the permanent revolution.
the Community institutions that fraud be combated more vigorously.
would be a positive first step that would enable us to engage more with Turkmenistan and more vigorously to promote cooperation,
incidentally, sometimes defend their interests more vigorously than we defend ours.
through enforcing food and product safety rules more vigorously.
of whether Lisbon is meant to implement the Budget more vigorously, particularly in connection with the programmes that bring Europe added value,
The more vigorously you move, or the longer you do it, the higher your scores.
teams respond more vigorously to keep the rhythm building to an uplifting crescendo.
It must have been obvious from the start that some countries would apply EU law more vigorously than others.
we will be able, tomorrow, to more vigorously readjust this area- mobility- at European level.
Emperor Frederick II emphasized this view more vigorously than any other prince,
economic growth should be stressed more vigorously in the opinion.