Examples of using Part of a process in English and their translations into Swedish
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to tell you that this is part of a process that we have planned
pursuing with deliberate speed the gigantic building projects on God's Holy Mountain, which constitute part of a process clearly perceived by Shoghi Effendi as synchronizing with two no less significant developments.
I should like to underline that the decisions taken by the 4 summit meetings since Sunday are part of a process, a process which has lasted for more than a year.
constructive exchanges of views as part of a process of dialogue within ACP regions
from the very beginning, see the platform not as a one-off event, but as part of a process where they can make a“critical engagement.”.
to this end, the WSSD must be seen as part of a process in the search for a Global Deal encompassing also the Doha Development Agenda,
today's debate is part of a process, in which important decisions remain to be taken,
It was part of a process that has started over the last year of a large influx of major fishing fleets into the southern
including removing the ambiguity surrounding the disarming of Hizbollah- which can only realistically be achieved as part of a process of political integration-
form part of a process which should allow the export ban to be progressively lifted,
This is all part of a process.
It is all part of a process of learning.
As part of a process(such as cleaning, dying, lubricating).
Saab is forming a company in South Africa as part of a process of. .
they are part of a process.
Despite the new political climate, the debate is part of a process which was already well established.
Their appeals could be part of a process of diplomacy, which involves mirroring one's allies' fears
This document is part of a process to simplify very complex administrative procedures aimed at developing our regions
The social partners in the agricultural sector have, moreover, negotiated a reduction in annual working time as part of a process to improve the organisation of work
which is part of a process of gradual fine-tuning of taxation provisions intended to avoid both tax evasion and double taxation.