Examples of using Take due in English and their translations into Swedish
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Moreover, it will take due account of the advice of the European Data Protection Supervisor,
Host States, in planning an initial survey, shall take due account of the operational and maintenance schedule of the ship or craft.
When taking its formal decision, the Council will naturally take due account of the opinion of the European Parliament.
In its decisions on the reform of the beef sector, the Council will take due account of the relevant provisions of the respective Accession Treaties of the three new Member States.
The Presidency will of course take due account of the reports on enlargement strategy
When taking its formal decision, the Council will naturally take due account of all the elements contained in the opinion of the European Parliament.
safe workplace for all our employees and contractors, and take due care of customers
Host States, in planning a survey in accordance with Articles 6 and 8, shall take due account of the operational and maintenance schedule of the ferry or craft.
The Committee would also like to see the Commission take due account, when revising the new text, of proposals which the Committee has already made over the years and which have not
to ensure that policy-makers take due consideration of small business needs.
The delegated acts provided for in paragraph 2 shall take due account of the species of purebred breeding animals for which the methods of performance testing
be accompanied by a series of compensatory measures to prevent potential fraud and abuse and take due account of the public order rules of the Member States.
clearly spelled out, take due account of the specificity of the market in question,
while ensuring that global efforts take due account of European specificities so as to deliver full benefits also in Europe.
When implementing the action plan, the Commission will also take due account of the interests of the various stakeholders- to which Mrs Ghilardotti made reference-
When estimating the average customer lifetime, NRAs should take due account of the different characteristics
Member States shall take due account of the nature
as part of its assessment of the best cost-benefit basis, take due account of marginal costs of increasing the share of renewable energies
The Commission has taken due account of the special features of maritime transport.
Taking due account of the variety of conditions relating to competition