Examples of using Specific sectors in English and their translations into Swedish
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
Also, allowing derogations from exposure limits in specific sectors(health care) poses some problems for industry.
Liberalisation of services in specific sectors(Article ΙΠ-147) Article 52,
The liberalisation of specific sectors of the economy is dealt with in the relevant sector specific chapters.
The Italian“industrial districts” illustrate how regions specialising in specific sectors and dominated by small firms are able to grow rapidly
They are amendments which propose specific sectors, such as agriculture,
Does that mean that there are no specific sectorś interests that the Swedish government should pursue?
However, the civil service reform law that is needed to lay the foundation for further improvement of administrative capacities in specific sectors of the acquis has not been adopted.
Information concerning“BAT” in specific sectors could then play a role as a technical criterion along with benchmarks
Identify specific sectors in which a comparison of regulatory requirements shows the potential for mutual recognition of technical regulations.
Develop targeted education programmes on biodiversity issues for specific sectors including with educational institutes working in these sectors; .
ØOrganising EU-Central Asia policy dialogues in specific sectors and supporting these dialogues with twinning operations.
Direct financial support, on the other hand, is more suited to the targeting by government of specific sectors and objectives.
As far as specific sectors are concerned, the section basically accepts
Identify specific sectors in which an extension of the current MRA appears feasible and desirable.
These services should be dealt with by focusing on specific sectors and not on a general basis.
A vast majority of respondents drew attention to the need to build on positive experiences that exist in specific sectors.
The Council considers that the effectiveness of the strategy of the programme is highly dependent on prompt corrective measures in the event of any significant slippage from targets in specific sectors.
The EESC also recommends that under effective strong leadership Member States design appropriate balanced frameworks for specific sectors, more specifically in the social economy
They shall relate to specific sectors or categories and be organized at European level;
planned studies on the measurement of administrative burdens in specific sectors will also be of high relevance to the Action Programme18.