Examples of using New structures in English and their translations into Swedish
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With this in mind, Rem Koolhaas combined seven existing buildings of the historic industrial complex with three new structures.
we are seeing some very new structures emerging, and the shrink to 22nm will further increase complexity.
Also, be sure to spend anchoring the old and new structures for the integration of their power.
the city-limits went above the borders of acropolis and was adorned with new structures.
manipulate them to create new structures.
deals with the formation of new structures.
It has proved to be difficult to put these recommendations into practice owing to problems with setting up the new structures and because of the Regulation's complexity.
Member States generally do not ask for developing new structures, but wish to build on existing networks
New structures were agreed with senior management and revised job descriptions prepared for key staff.
Such a strategy would not seek to create new structures, programmes or legislation,
These changes need to be followed by reforms which will make these new structures much more democratic,
New structures for maintaining contacts and co-operation- in other
The EU's new structures for external policy, created by the Lisbon Treaty, will soon be up and running in full.
The Court of Auditors and the Development Committee are waiting rather anxiously to see whether the new structures which the Commission is now introducing will prove to be effective here.
The new structures are still in their infancy
It accords with our shared interests that the new structures and security arrangements now taking shape in Europe do not exclude anyone.
Warns against creating new structures that would duplicate
urged their rapid implementation such that the new structures could be up and running in the course of 2010.
that we only have to adapt them to the new structures.
for its 60th birthday in 2005, the United Nations gave itself two new structures.