Examples of using Need to modernise in English and their translations into Swedish
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The need to modernise our statistics results also from the existence of different systems and different statistical practices in Member States,
Our position is that we need to modernise our agricultural policy, and not return to a production-based policy that encouraged massive over-production
who very much emphasised this need to modernise the way in which justice works,
We need to modernise our university system at all levels in the EU
encourages the Commission to continue supporting Member States which need to modernise their research and innovation sectors;
All of them support the objective of simplifying the texts of Community Directives and see the need to modernise procedures(by employing electronic means)
The EESC underlines the need to modernise social protection
Energy: As emphasised in the European Economic Recovery Plan, the current financial crisis increases the need to modernise Europe's energy sector
Some member states warned that, whilst there is a need to modernise social protection,
Delegations agreed on the need to modernise state aid policy by setting objectives that support growth,
Additionally there is a need to modernise the Directive in the light of technological developments
The Lisbon Strategy therefore lays down political guidelines on the need to modernise social protection systems,
Twelve levers to boost growth and strengthen confidence,“Working together to create new growth”'21, the Commission identified the need to modernise the Union legislation in this area.
In this communication the Commission explained why an integrated f l flexicurity approach was needed to achieve the objectives of the Lisbon strategy and underlined the need to modernise the European social model.
it is clear that education systems also need to modernise and be more flexible in how they operate to respond to the real needs of today's society.
The Commission shares Parliament's view because we need to modernise vocational education and training in Europe to make it attractive,
The 2002 Reform of the CFP was driven by the need to modernise and strengthen the regulatory framework to make it truly fit-for-purpose, and the Commission has since then made several proposals in the specific areas addressed by the Court of Auditors.
driven by the need to modernise, cut costs
At that time, we had clearly stated that there was a need to modernise the way in which rail services were organised so as to stop them becoming any more unpopular
The 2002 Reform of the CFP was driven by the need to modernise and strengthen the regulatory framework to make it truly fit-for-purpose,