Examples of using Smaller countries in English and their translations into Swedish
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other rules for smaller countries.
Indeed, as Mr Tappin rightly points out, small and medium-sized industries naturally tend to be the norm in smaller countries.
which has a large population, these smaller countries only have a handful of EPP MEPs each.
The recent upsurge in large-scale operators in Europe exacerbates regulatory problems, especially in smaller countries with more fragile resources.
Major countries are at risk of electing populist governments, and smaller countries are experiencing their share of political noise.
Nanotechnologies also represent an opportunity, in my view, for smaller countries, and generally for smaller organisations.
equilibrium to be maintained, chiefly between the larger and smaller countries.
The smaller countries adhere to the Stability Pact, while the larger ones adhere to other principles.
the United States promised the smaller countries that they would have access to our textile and agricultural markets.
The Czech Republic, one of the smaller countries in the Union, sees the Galileo project as an opportunity for the future.
Amongst Member States with lower"import" quantities, the smaller countries predominate, presumably due to a lack of capacity for disposal.
Of the smaller countries, Portugal, Belgium
especially in the smaller countries, and creates fertile ground for nationalist political groups.
It also involves all the smaller countries which do not belong to this economic region or to the Andean Community.
What will you do if the smaller countries say that, as you have failed to change the gender of these big boys,
Berlin wants to abolish the excessive deficit procedure, while the smaller countries in the euro area are quite rightly insisting that this pact should be observed to the letter.
In relative terms, it is the smaller countries, such as Malta and Cyprus, that are facing the greatest pressure.
In relative terms, it is the smaller countries, such as Malta, Cyprus
The EPOC survey covered 5,800 management respondents in 10 Member States from enterprises with a minimum of 25 employees in smaller countries and 50 in larger countries. .
In Greece, in particular, it would make a very bad impression if the smaller countries were not represented.
