Examples of using Preparatory phase in English and their translations into Swedish
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For example, studies have been commissioned of development in the digital content and language sectors and the preparatory phase of e-content programme has been launched.
The Commission, therefore, undertakes to try to ensure active co-ordination of the Community position in the preparatory phase and throughout the conference.
This text sets that ambitious objective and opens the preparatory phase for a future association.
My overall view is that you have listened too little to what this House has been telling you in the preparatory phase.
only increases the volume of the preparatory phase.
which should serve as an important tool both in the preparatory phase and throughout the entire legislative process;
Emphasises the need to improve informal cooperation during the preparatory phase of delegated acts and implementing acts;
a need for significant investment in the preparatory phase, both by the country and the potential beneficiaries.
The support for construction of new infrastructure will be implemented through a two-stage approach: preparatory phase and a construction phase. .
Following a year-long preparatory phase which included an in-depth examination of the resilience
It is assumed that during the preparatory phase(2004- 2005),
After a preparatory phase has been completed the Commission will bring forward a proposal for Community legislation.
The Preparatory Phase will begin in January 2005
The preparatory phase, which may be extended by up to three years,
In most cases the preparatory phase has been completed and the fieldwork is ready to be launched.
As far as the question of the detailed rules concerning the preparatory phase is concerned, it is too soon yet to take a decision on the content of the Laeken declaration.
The changes necessary for achieving a single procedure would be substantial and require a joint methodology based on two interdependent approaches: a preparatory phase and Community legislation.
In particular in FP7 a new action aimed to help develop the next generation of European research infrastructures(Construction- Preparatory Phase) are targeted to the ESFRI Roadmap.
In that way, consensus might be achieved at the preparatory phase, and there would subsequently be no anger of the kind now given rise to by, for example, court judgments on past actions.
The Slovak Government has, according to all the assessments, completed the preparatory phase very successfully