Examples of using The inertia in English and their translations into Swedish
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I refer in particular to the Council and to the inertia of the Member States in implementing the decisions they had jointly made.
while we are gripped by the inertia of our national or European identity.
you cannot remain at a status quo or in the inertia of non-action.
keep in mind the inertia that gives the rope.
At the same time, we need a procedure for publicising complaints and the inertia or filibustering of the authorities against which the complaint has been made in the petitioner's country.
We underestimated the inertia to reach a decision with our partner,
One of the obstacles to achieving more comparable survey methods is the inertia of large sample surveys:
To overcome the inertia exhibited by certain stakeholders(see chapter 3 above), the Commission will
One of the obstacles to achieving more comparable survey methods is the inertia of large sample surveys;
if necessary, for the President of the Commission to face or challenge the inertia and egoism of the Member States.
passing through the wire mesh on the grid bar, the inertia of the rising drops make them collide with the wire
The inertia of the regional authorities in the presence of the frequent risks which hang not only metaphorically,
I would nevertheless like to add my voice to the compliments addressed to the Commissioner for the energy she has shown in trying to overcome the inertia of our governments and ministers in this field.
backed by TV and the inertia of thinking, dissolves quickly in the crowd of so-called new wave artists,
a warning against the archaic attitudes and the inertia which are hindering the economic recovery of Wallonia, and I can only associate myself with that statement.
What is despicable is the inertia of the international community in allowing a black hole of four years to follow the expulsion of inspectors from Iraq,
In view of what is a decades-old tradition in the area of tied aid and the inertia it has produced,
When a mortalˆ mindˆ breaks through the inertia of animal legacy