Examples of using Pre-condition in English and their translations into Swedish
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However, the EESC believes that the form of compulsory product liability insurance, as a pre-condition for market access, would not be the right solution.
Greece made progress in modernising Public Employment Services as a pre-condition for the implementation of the preventative approach12.
The Conference of Member States shall not constitute any form of obstacle or pre-condition to the enlargement process.
It emphasises that the PCA has to be applied to the EU-25 without pre-condition or distinction by 1 May 2004.
At present, Europe has a'macro window' to make the micro changes which are a pre-condition for full employment.
sound macroeconomic framework is a pre-condition for growth and employment.
A strong well-being is, according to Katie Eriksson's health dimensions, a pre-condition for estimating health as well.
the Bolsheviks always insisted, was a pre-condition to the preservation of the Soviet power.
A pre-condition is that a commonly agreed verification
Securing radio spectrum availability is a pre-condition to implementing Galileo
cohesion funds is a pre-condition for the growth of our economies
Progress cannot be a pre-condition for confronting the challenges of reform,
Dealing with perceptions is indeed one key pre-condition for securing the involvement of stakeholders in the longer run.
A pre-condition for achieving the Lisbon targets is that citizens
In particular, this is a pre-condition for public service broadcasters to fulfil their special obligations.
Member States and operators share the view of the Commission that this measure is a pre-condition of the expansion of the scope of the Directive.
environmentally sustainable fishing are a pre-condition for long-term economic sustainability.
implementation of EU legislation, interoperability is a pre-condition.
Progress on the resolution of the Middle East conflict cannot be a pre-condition for confronting the urgent reform challenges facing the countries of the region,
While it could be argued that this pre-condition is justified for supervisory