Examples of using Particularly in the areas in English and their translations into Swedish
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I am nevertheless convinced that we need to have structural measures, particularly in the areas of research, construction of oil
we are in favour of research focusing on sustainable technologies, particularly in the areas of the environment and health.
programmes is an essential factor to achieve these goals(particularly in the areas of global economic governance,
notably in public administration, and in regional co-operation, particularly in the areas of energy and transport,
wishes to expand their knowledge particularly in the areas of data analysis and improving query speed.
which are a synergy factor, particularly in the areas of the environment, energy
However, we still have a long way to go to develop the Joint Strategy outlined on that occasion, particularly in the areas of peace, security,
But the European Council must also provide fresh impetus for intensifying these efforts, particularly in the areas where short term action is still necessary to achieve the Lisbon objectives.
Mr President, there is no doubt that the CFSP must be strengthened, particularly in the areas of early warning,
Commissioner, can you assure us that particularly in the areas of high risk,
At the same time, the Commission also deplores the shadow cast by the recent events on Armenia's increasingly positive progress towards implementation of its ENP action plan, particularly in the areas of human rights and democracy.
ensure respect for the rights of port workers, particularly in the areas of employment, fair pay,
Mikhail Gorbachev introduced"glasnost"(openness) and"perestroika"(restructuring) in 1985, hoping to stimulate the failing Soviet economy and encourage productivity, particularly in the areas of consumer goods, the liberalisation of cooperative businesses and the service economy.
by defining ethical rules, particularly in the areas of biotechnology and information technology.
calling for GATT agreements not to restrict the scope of the Member States to approve rules which recognise the specific nature of the provision of public services, particularly in the areas of education, health and culture.
developing performance indicators, particularly in the areas of health, education
This is the case particularly in the areas of freedom of the press,
new qualification structures(particularly in the areas of new jobs),