Examples of using Particularly small in English and their translations into Swedish
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resolutions up to 8µm, which enables them to recognize particularly small deviations.
Different rules for VAT invoices in EU Member States often hinder many businesses, particularly small and medium-sized companies.
If the range is particularly small or destined to last for days
It is partly for these reasons that consumers and enterprises, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises(SMEs) with limited resources,
Again, this makes it difficult for business, particularly small businesses, to operate.147.
To strengthen the competitiveness of companies, particularly small and medium enterprises,
faster establishment of new enterprises, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises, one of the major sources of new jobs in Europe.
Of course, the GHS will require a certain amount of effort from firms, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises,
The four main priorities were: business development(particularly small firms), RTD,
Companies- particularly small businesses- cannot exploit economies of scale in the EU's single market.
Enterprises, particularly Small and Medium-sized Enterprises(SMEs), are an important contributor to growth
The Community production sector, and particularly small family producers, are in a state of emergency.
It also provides an opportunity for firms, particularly small to medium-sized enterprises(SMEs),
The particularly small dimensions make it the ideal choice for children
It would be good for civil society and business- particularly small and medium-sized enterprises-
This would impose excessive costs on applicants, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises,
Island-tourism entrepreneurs, particularly small ones, are more sensitive to competition from their partners than to the benefits of working together.
However, the application of these principles cannot be allowed to impose yet another bureaucratic burden on farmers, particularly small and medium-sized farmers whose resources are limited or non-existent.
For our companies, particularly small and medium-sized companies, to compete successfully on an increasingly competitive global market, they must be able to draw strength from a European-wide home market.
It will result in extra funds being transferred from pillar 1 to pillar 2 taking income directly from farmers(particularly small farmers) in countries such as Ireland.