Examples of using To a higher degree in English and their translations into Swedish
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improved red cell issue thus stamina and performance to a higher degree.
may also promote cognition in severe cognitive limitation, and to a higher degree with severe depression, and dementia.
newcomers as a whole, we are to a higher degree open to working according to the principle that you must qualify into the welfare system.
use social networks, to a higher degree than most other Europeans.
ensure beneficiaries' ownership to a higher degree than before.
leading to a higher degree of energy autarky
leading to a higher degree of energy self-sufficiency
wish to proceed to a higher degree(Ph.D.).
at worst impossible, for central banks to reach their inflation targets. They also say that monetary policy should be aimed to a higher degree at counteracting financial imbalances.
social dumping practices to a higher degree than in other sectors.
Growth Pact- could lead to a higher degree of transparent commitment by all economic operators
thereby leading to a higher degree of convergence.
even spares the leg to a higher degree?
even spares the leg to a higher degree?
ensure that the citizens of the Union participate in it to a higher degree, and it is obvious that the constitutional regions are already an element of representation, responsibility
potential new vendors and the need to ensure control of any new model/technology, it would be beneficial to encourage vendors and suppliers to engage in an initiative to standardise to a higher degree their components and codes
The movements to a high degree being defence against the consequences of the world market system.
Therefore the Nitrogen is recovered to a high degree while almost all the oxygen is adsorbed.
Despite the fact that the clock runs his life to a high degree.
When we provide assistance, we must be responsible to a high degree for its consequences.