Examples of using The move towards in English and their translations into Swedish
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For instance, the move towards new methods for the production of statistics supports approaches used throughout the ESS.
The move towards a knowledge society leads to important
The move towards a notional defined-contribution pension scheme represents a thorough modernisation of the first pillar,
The move towards more bottom-up funding is set to continue,
One such trend is the move towards non-dairy products such as oat-based drinks and fermented oatbased products.
We have made the move towards an almost paper-less office,
Given the move towards a risk-based approach, some Member States have
We welcomed the conclusions from the Lisbon Summit last year: the move towards flexibility, the move towards entrepreneurship,
For LINAK®, the focus was on the move towards wireless applications,
Feedback from university associations shows that the move towards analytical accounting will in many cases require more time than originally expected.
The move towards satellite transmission and privatization in Arab television has, in effect, helped mobilize public opinion
Dr. Dimiter Tscholakoff led the move towards the DRX-1 with the goal of prolonging the service life of existing systems while meeting the specific need to both improve workflow
To launch the move towards a new partnership, the Commission proposes
will it indicate its time-scale for bringing forward the promised new initiatives aimed at consolidating the move towards an inclusive'eSociety'?
systems that would support the move towards a competitive and resource-efficient transport system by 2050.
which started in 1997, aims at increasing the involvement of the social partners in the development of efficient programmes securing the move towards sustainability, health and employment.
The move towards the information society can, by introducing new forms of economic, political and social relations,