Examples of using The starting-point in English and their translations into Swedish
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Decisions on inclusion in the annex will be taken at EU level, with the starting-point being a complete risk assessment based on information from the industry.
needs form the starting-point for your future online presence.
Together with the producer Daniel Fagge Fagerström, they created a unique soundtrack with the starting-point being Wilson's record Hardship!
With the starting-point in early abstract works of the 1910s, the exhibition follows art from different periods to the end of the 1990s.
As a visitor centre, with a representative vinotheque, it is the starting-point for a subterranean journey into the soul of wine.
At the starting-point it is not a use-value to its owner;
Accordingly I encourage you to give your rapporteurs this report as the starting-point for negotiations.
Money, the final term of the first transmutation, is at the same time the starting-point for the second.
It is planned that Ieriķi Tourism Service Centre will be the starting-point for many trips within Vidzeme for travellers arriving from Riga,
Merely accepting this idea at face value is to mistake for a destination what Virgil clearly offered as the starting-point of a long and wondrous journey""The Virgilian Intertext", Cambridge Companion to Virgil, pp. 229.
Every little difference may assume tremendous importance if it serves as the starting-point for a swing towards definite mistaken views,
The starting-point for such a pan-European strategy should be a preliminary EU-wide study on the prevalence of domestic violence against women,
this common corps is merely the starting-point for an actual military force under EU auspices, which would be
man as subject are the starting-point as well as the outcome of the movement and the historical necessity of private-property lies precisely in the fact that they must be this starting-point. .
it postulates religious man as the primitive man, the starting-point of history, and in its imagination puts the religious production of fancies in the place of the real production of the means of subsistence and of life itself.