Examples of using Substantial improvements in English and their translations into Swedish
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If substantial improvements are not made starting in January 2002,
of reducing costs and sharing non-recurring ones achieved encouraging results, but substantial improvements are possible.
However, substantial improvements are needed in current usage(see also point 4.3)
For example, recent updates delivered substantial improvements to automatic echo cancellation
In spite of the fact that the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety demanded substantial improvements in REACH, the last trialogue only made things worse.
its neighbours has delivered substantial improvements to the state of the environment.
This has been hard to achieve but it turns out that it is possible to get substantial improvements compared to the standard solutions of today.
Substantial improvements in this field will, undoubtedly,
Many members of the Convention want substantial improvements to the efficiency and legitimacy of decisionmaking procedures within the Union.
of being constantly overwhelmed, you simply end-up having not enough time to develop and execute any substantial improvements.
enabling you to experience rapid muscle gains and substantial improvements in your strength.
the strategy must ensure further substantial improvements.
highly productive turning solutions generate substantial improvements.
which has resulted in substantial improvements.
enabling you to experience rapid muscle gains and substantial improvements in your strength.
we have been able to make substantial improvements.
as well as clean conversion technologies leading to substantial improvements in plant efficiency,
body's healthy protein synthesis, allowing you to experience fast muscular tissue gains as well as substantial improvements in your strength.
Access has made substantial improvements to the formulation technology.
It shows that while there has been some progress in Member States' transmission of data for 2003, substantial improvements are required to conserve fish stocks.