Examples of using Part of the development in English and their translations into Swedish
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Action 4- As part of the development of the 5G national roadmaps, the Commission will work with the industry,
Conceptual and methodological investment made in the past as part of the development of open and distance learning is proving particularly useful.
Establish a dialogue with industry and consumers as part of the development of the integrated framework for electronic commerce.
As part of the development of our new Organizational Resilience proposition, we commissioned the Economist Intelligence Unit(EIU)
To an extent or fully have involved the end user group as part of the development of the product/solution.
Pontarius is a part of the development and expansion of this completely crucial part of infrastructure.
As part of the development of a new product we also offer to produce products that can be used for clinical evaluation and study.
CST Global is producing a single mode VCSEL as part of the development of a commercially viable,
We have decided as part of the development of DayCape to launch payment functions in the app.
Our Values In 2012, as part of the development of the University's five year strategic plan'Future Ready' we articulated a set of values.
Part of the development is performed onsite,
Pontarius is a part of the development and expansion of this completely crucial part of infrastructure.
Smart Textiles is proud to be a part of the development towards a more sustainable textile industry.
peace-stabilisation measures with supporting military arrangements are part of the development and maintenance of a post-Cold War security order.
here I had the opportunity to be part of the development of a property from idea to completion.
For ASSA OEM, patents and protection of design are a part of the development of our products.
Moreover, it should support measures in the territory of the Schengen countries as part of the development of a common integrated border management system which strengthens the overall functioning of the Schengen area.