Examples of using Not to delay in English and their translations into Swedish
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However, the Hungarian Presidency looked, right at the beginning of its term, for an immediate solution in order not to delay the accession of Bulgaria and Romania to the Schengen area.
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the owner before buying, so as not to delay the time or wrong products, thank you!
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And they had to be delivered"just in time" in order not to delay the multi-year project.
so it is better not to delay the landing work.
then it is better not to delay with upbringing.
In particular, the Council urges the rebel movements to negotiate in good faith and not to delay the negotiation process.
It is essential for the EU legislator not to delay the extension of EASA's scope.
So as not to delay the vote, I told Mr GiansUy I would give him the floor after it had been taken.
So as not to delay the vote, I told Mr Giansily I would give him the floor after it had been taken.
it is necessary not to delay therapy,- to pass full inspection in an ideal.
Labour market policy programmes must be designed so as not to delay(re)-lntegration into the regular labour market.
Member States may set a reasonable time limit for the certificate's submission in order not to delay the examination and the decision.
the disciples sent two men to him, begging[him] not to delay to come to them.
The Committee agrees with the Commission that it would be desirable- irrespective of the question of ownership- not to delay the establishment of new advanced communications services
the list of beneficiary countries are revised every three years, the Council is asked not to delay their submission so that they might be approved by the EP,
In order not to delay matters, a provision4 was established in each requiring the Commission to submit a report to the Insurance Committee on the need for further harmonisation of the solvency margin.
Despite the Commissioner's understandable caution about the commitment of the Member States, I would ask the Commission not to delay presenting a wide-ranging Community directive on the rights of the disabled