Examples of using Progress must in English and their translations into Swedish
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Whereas the amendments necessary to adapt Annex VII to technical progress must also be adopted in accordance with the procedure of the Committee established by Directive 76/768/EEC;
In certain countries, progress must be accompanied by increased regional cooperation,
particularly with regard to developing countries, and this progress must be capitalised upon in future negotiations involving all parties, including developing countries.
In order to achieve these objectives, progress must be measured by the means of indicators which,
The Commission considers that the concept of technical and economic progress must be understood in the light of the principles enshrined in Article 85(3)
Progress must also be made in the economic sector by means of the reforms leading on from the Lisbon process:
It remains our principle though that progress must go hand in hand with reform efforts by our partners,
political problems in the places she visited, Wollstonecraft came to the conclusion that social progress must occur at a measured and"natural" rate.
I should like to highlight the rapporteur's point that progress must be made in the International Maritime Organisation(IMO) and the role that the EU could play in making that happen.
Yet for this to happen the Member States need to realise that progress must be made on certain key aspects,
Rapid progress must be made on the measures outlined in this Communication if an integrated market in retail financial services is to be established by the 2005 deadline set by the Lisbon European Council.
Whereas the core inventory drawn up by the Commission taking into account the opinion of the Committee on Adaptation to Technical Progress must be drawn up in accordance with data from which it may be reasonably
To help the programme achieve its mission, this framework sets goals that Progress must attain-“outcomes”- both in the near future
the standard of public finances. Basically, the Commission insists that progress must be made on both counts.
As regards implementation, progress must be made at three levels:(1)
The lion's share of the praise for this progress must certainly go to our rapporteur,
for ecological progress, must have been very slight to make the glass seem half full to many of them.
The Member States, in order to achieve this progress, must focus their efforts on the reforms agreed as part of the strategy and pursue stability-orientated macroeconomic policies
Progress must also be made on the Community patent.