Examples of using Scientific progress in English and their translations into Swedish
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we must not place obstacles in the way of scientific progress.
In their view this kind of liability would prevent scientific progress, the development and innovation of new products.
Annex II in view of technical or scientific progress shall be adopted in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 142.
A committee for adapting this Directive to technical and scientific progress(hereinafter called'the Committee') is hereby set up.
This Directive, which is crucial for both scientific progress and innovation and competitiveness,
In order to allow technical and scientific progress to be taken into account it is necessary to revise regularly the authorisations of feed additives.
new recital on research, which is in line with Article 20 of the Water Framework Directive on scientific progress.
The space sector is both a driver to scientific progress and enables systems
The following technical requirements and their adaptation to technical and scientific progress shall be decided by the Commission.
Requirements laid down in annexes to the directive can be adapted to technical and scientific progress through the committee procedure.
attempt to thwart scientific progress.
supplemented to take account of technical or scientific progress.
The Commission shall be assisted by the Committee for adapting this Directive to technical and scientific progress.
Technical and scientific progress in the field of tobacco products calls for regular re-evaluation of the provisions
VIII for the purposes of adapting them to technical and scientific progress.
However, the Commission will keep the situation under review in the light of scientific progress and advice of medical experts.
The following technical requirements and their adaptation to technical and scientific progress shall be decided in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 282.
Lifelong learning has been made especially important in the area of medicine by the rapid advances in technical and scientific progress.
The Commission may, in accordance with the regulatory procedure with scrutiny referred to in Article 19(3), adapt Annex I to technical and scientific progress.
In light of scientific progress, the use of animal experiments remains an important means of ensuring a very high standard of research into public health.