Examples of using Progress should in English and their translations into Swedish
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More progress should be made by taking into account the realities facing European energy consumers.
Progress should include, first, the exchange of information on how strategic priorities have been fixed with
Recent progress should be a good basis for countries to move from pilot programmes towards a mainstream approach.
Progress should be more in line with the Enlightenment view of empowering people
Given the existing compliance problems, progress should be monitored to check the implementation
To make sure that all local authorities are actually prepared, the progress should be monitored regularly and in a structured way.
Notes that this progress should be pursued further to ensure full civilian oversight,
The amendments necessary for adaptation to scientific and technical progress should relate solely to criteria
a broad consensus emerges that fast progress should be made on three potential wins already on FP7.
The Council welcomed the adoption of the Brčko constitutional amendment on 26 March as an encouraging sign that substantial further progress should be possible if all political parties showed readiness to compromise.
a Treaty-based instrument which the Council addresses to Member States on the basis of a Commission recommendation when progress should be stepped up,
25% reduction by 2012; more rapid progress should be made regarding annual accounts, company law, taxation and customs.
Progress should be made on the proposals announced by the Commission in its last Annual Growth Survey- for a common consolidated corporate tax base,
was that economic and technological progress should go hand in hand with social progress. .
believe that progress should be mostly based on monetary
The EU's response is that this progress should be utilised for the resumption of political negotiations between Israel
Assessment of progress should also take into account the intermediary targets set at the Stockholm European Council of Spring 2001 for employment rates of 57% for women
A full review of progress should be made in time for the 2002 Spring European Council, building on the Commission's continued monitoring of Member
Moreover, the European Council considered that substantial progress should be made at its Vienna meeting on the key elements of the package
Further progress should gradually lead to the comprehensive normalisation of relations between Serbia