Examples of using Order to adapt in English and their translations into Swedish
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The Commission shall amend Annex II in order to adapt to technical progress, in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 30.
has to be available to everyone in order to adapt to the changes in production
All living cells must regulate the expression of their genes in order to adapt to changes in the environment as well as develop into differentiated cells and tissues.
The Commission defines a new strategy to be adopted for customs activities in the European Union in order to adapt to the present and future changes and to propose concrete actions to be taken.
In order to adapt to rapid and everyday transformations in the IT world, Nilex has developed a new system based on new
psychological barriers to be overcome in order to adapt and cooperate with the authorities.
Calls for a more efficient organisation of training courses in order to adapt them to the specific needs of APAs;
In order to adapt the design and continually optimise our websites, we use Google Analytics,
electronic components in order to adapt to the changing demands of road lighting,
In order to adapt EU payments market to the opportunities of the single market
In order to adapt the applicable rules to the specific nature of such operations, the Community legislature set up a special VAT scheme in Article 26 of the Sixth Directive.
In order to adapt the EU payments market to the opportunities of the single market
It will give them time, in accordance with the reform of the COM in sugar, to modernise their production structures in order to adapt to the new European order.
reform its institutions and decision-making procedures in order to adapt to further enlargement.
Once at work, young people continuously have to improve their qualifications and skills in order to adapt to the changing patterns in working life.
Sufficient flexibility must be provided within each category to allow for the emergence of new groups of products, in order to adapt the list to new developments in science or technology.
The Commission is also due to revise its legislation in three years' time, in order to adapt the legislation still further to future innovations.
Decision No 2256/2003/EC was amended by Decision No 787/2004/EC of 21 April 2004 in order to adapt the reference amounts to take account of the enlargement of the European Union.
The conclusion following the visits was that the applicant countries needed to undertake a substantial amount of work in order to adapt their procedures for SAPARD.
The EESC also believes that the new skills involved in the future of the sector must be identified by stakeholders in order to adapt education systems to this vital challenge.