Examples of using The international context in English and their translations into Swedish
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In writing.-(RO) The European Union is facing major difficulties due to the unexpected fragility of the international context.
especially in the international context we have just been describing.
cooperation to strengthen compliance in the international context.
taking into account the international context;
You will develop the skills essential for communicating successfully within the international context of the modern English-speaking world of business.
Unilateral abolition of the conferences by the EU is an ill-advised course of action given the international context in which liner conferences operate.
More generally, dissemination is a particular problem in the international context where countries may fail to take advantage of potentially efficient technologies or adopt obsolete technologies.
Both the international context and the economic analysis suggest that the EU should maintain the option for moving to a 30% target:
Making Europe a viable player in the international context- achieve a high level of cooperation with third countries
Although the crisis has profoundly changed the international context, Europe continues to lead the world market,
as well as the educational policies of Mexico in itself and in the international context…[-].
Points out that the international context has changed profoundly since the Trade for All strategy was published
Then there is the international context, particularly the WTO. We have been forced to reduce public export subsidies,
human rights in the international context, including whistle-blowers,
for an EU defence budget, are enough in themselves to ensure the opposition of the British Conservative delegation, but the international context in which this report is being debated makes it doubly objectionable.
On the internal side, there are already some efforts to take into account the international context, but this is not as systematic as should be
This Communication will briefly present the international context on ABS after the World Summit on Sustainable Development(WSSD) held in August 2002
REQUESTS the Commission to develop, in consultation with the Member States, guidelines for a European standardisation policy in the international context which takes into account the elements referred to in paragraphs 33 to 39 above and to report to the Council before July 2001.