Examples of using Targets set in English and their translations into Swedish
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It feels that the targets set in the communication are positive
There is a clear need for effective control between the different school levels if it is to succeed in meeting the targets set nationally.
which seemed to indicate that the industry might not meet the targets set for 2008.
Many targets set as part of Europe 2020 will be reviewed at the June meeting.
Thus, the financial return of the SIB fund depends on how the targets set for well-being are realised.
The targets set for each Member State, with the principal criterion being per capita GDP, are fair in my opinion.
On social policy, our proposed strategy incorporates all the targets set by previous European Councils- at Lisbon,
The developing world must be supported and encouraged, but the targets set for these nations must be realistic.
The targets set will be aligned with the National Reform Programmes and will translate the agreed objectives into decisions on investment.
There is therefore enough arable land available in the European Union to meet the incorporation targets set by the heads of state or government.
The targets set at the session in New York in June 1998 were admittedly rather ambitious.
The targets set for 2020 are also necessary to give certainty to the fledgling renewable energy industry within the EU
Achievement of the targets set in the framework legislation must not impose a burden on consumers
While some progress has been made towards reaching the targets set at the Lisbon European Council in 2000, the overall picture is very mixed.
It could also discriminate against Member States which have met the targets set by the Commission and even, in some cases, exceeded them.
It directly contributes to achieving one of the five headline targets set by the Strategy, to achieve the target of 20% emission reduction by 2020.
Although significant progress was made, the targets set for GLs 1 and 2 were not fully reached in 1999.
The European Parliament also supported the targets set then and formulated proposals which the Council studied with great interest.
The Spanish authorities have committed themselves very strongly to achieve the targets set in the three European guidelines within the first year of implementation.
The targets set by eEurope have been essential to help Europe on the way to meet the Lisbon target of becoming more competitive by 2010.