Examples of using To address this problem in English and their translations into Swedish
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Unfortunately, schemes to address this problem have often mostly been based on"urban solutions" that are not relevant to RM& I areas.
However, despite efforts in recent years to address this problem, Europe's research landscape remains compartmentalised.
To address this problem, the Commission proposes to provide initial start-up support to all logistics operators who transfer transport volumes from road to other modes such as rail.
For this reason, I would like to thank the rapporteur for calling on the Commission to take steps in the medium to long term to address this problem.
It must be acknowledged that there are too few effective tools at European Union level that might be used to address this problem successfully.
However, despite efforts in recent years to address this problem, Europe's research landscape remains deeply compartmentalised.
The Kimberley Process and Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative offer an innovative model to address this problem.
The EESC also calls on the Member States to do considerably more to address this problem in areas for which they are responsible.
in the developing countries, we will have a chance to address this problem.
Researchers from UCLA have reversed this traditional"soft lithography" process in order to address this problem.
There is, therefore, clearly a case for EU-wide intervention to address this problem" said Neil Kinnock,
Given the seriousness of VAT fraud, innovative approaches should be explored to address this problem in the most efficient way.
The Commission is considering the necessity of the replacement of its pending proposal to amend the directive to address this problem.
In order to address this problem, it was envisaged to replace the MIP by an ad valorem duty.
Austria has started to address this problem through a series of measures adopted in 2000.
We needed specific legislation to address this problem, as they have in the United States
The Commission intends to address this problem by obliging national regulatory authorities to assess the affordability of cross-border delivery tariffs.
The EESC cannot identify how the European Commission wishes to address this problem- for example.
I would like to call on the Commission finally to address this problem with full seriousness.
The European Research Council is starting to address this problem, but does not foresee a specific energy related programme.