Examples of using Order to be effective in English and their translations into Swedish
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that men need to emulate the way women do things in order to be effective at raising kids.
adhere to treatment in order to be effective, which does not always happen.
revolutionary groups are concerned, in order to be effective at all they must submerge themselves in the movements of the workers and unemployed;
We have half a diabetic nurse post to cater for 250 people, when there should be one for 50 people in order to be effective.
We all realise that Europe needs a new philosophy, namely that in order to be effective, common strategies must be realistic and practicable.
Chemical sunscreen must be rubbed/massaged into the skin 20-30 minutes before sun exposure, in order to be effective.
However, in order to be effective, such an approach should give a large share of the initiative to the social partners.
In order to be effective, the objectives of a Community policy on illegal migration need to be taken into account in the global framework of the EC's relations with third countries.
also makes it clear that obligations have to be appropriate in order to be effective.
alignment among existing national systems in order to be effective.
holistic approach in order to be effective.
any changes/modifications to it must be registered in order to be effective against third parties.
In order to be effective in the fight against violations of human rights around the world, we have to act together
the Internet more extensively in order to be effective and to reach out to young people.
qualitative problems that it is encountering are mainly due to the link with NATO and, in order to be effective, we must solve them as quickly as possible.
the ORs need adapted polices and specific instruments that must be suited to their circumstances in order to be effective.
our responses, in order to be effective, must be concerted and coordinated.
regulatory intervention must rely on detailed information regarding network roll-out in order to be effective and to target the areas where it is needed.