Examples of using Scope for action in English and their translations into Swedish
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the forest products company SCA enables increased focus and scope for action in the respective portfolio companies over time.
in that way creates scope for action and an incitement to be independent.
we develop a comprehensive concept with our financial partners that will create scope for action and ensures flexibility for your business.
Nevertheless, the lack of political consensus on a Community energy policy limits the scope for action.
reflecting their different scope for action.
goals and scope for action.
In your experience, is the scope for action in the field by professional organisations involved in the fight against counterfeiting and piracy sufficient for them to combat the phenomenon effectively?
Reducing the scope for action, legal certainty and willingness to invest of garage owners will not further the internal market,
But how will this come about, when the scope for action is extremely restricted as a result of the obligations deriving from the Treaty on European Union and the stability and growth pact?
Given that there is relatively little scope for action in the short- or medium-term in the area of energy supply conditions,
It is right that in future the Commission will have more power and scope for action.
The public sector should not limit these organizations' scope for action through financial or other pressures.
not they use their scope for action in this matter will influence our relations with ASEAN.
The Commission fails to mention that the stifling restrictions on national budgets will limit the scope for action in the event of the crisis deepening.
If the proposal to reform and streamline the CAP increases administrative efficiency and improves authorities' scope for action, then it is justified.
Representatives of the ethnic intelligentsia in those periods have the broadest possible scope for action in different spheres".
However, many large countries in Europe are still struggling with large budget deficits, which have limited their fiscal policy scope for action.
namely the detailed procedures for Commission participation and Unit's scope for action.
Certain provisions of the proposed directive limit their scope for action because they are based on the notion that those requesting leniency programmes should be heavily protected against actions for damages.
It is an example of what European citizens want in terms of scope for action, of how European citizens want to see us reach solutions together- not just European citizens,