Examples of using To allowing in English and their translations into Swedish
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This debate, of course, is just another small step on the road to allowing Turkey to join the European Union.
with a view to allowing employers and postojeći i različiti modeli koji postoje.
DNS servers running Windows Server® 2008 default to allowing only secure dynamic updates.
So generally you must set deny rules as the highest priority to guarantee they will be triggered prior to allowing rules.
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from blocking all pop-up windows to allowing the pop-ups that you want to see.
letting players heal their allies in addition to allowing for the use of special abilities in combat after racking up enough action points.
other information prior to allowing a withdrawal or transfer of funds.
All this adds up to some people taking early retirement and to allowing new people
the Council, with regard to allowing trains to circulate freely.
You consent to allowing the Company to conduct such investigation
The Council adopted a decision enabling the EU-Denmark/Faroe Islands joint committee to amend the EU-Denmark/Faroe Islands agreement, with a view to allowing duty-free imports into the EU of frozen haddock
Secondly, the solution whereby Member States commit to allowing taxpayers a choice regarding VAT on financial
with a view to allowing cotton production to continue,
with a view to allowing greater access to documents in those cases,
In writing.- The EPLP wholeheartedly supports the report aimed at amending Directive 2000/75/EC with a view to allowing the use of inactivated vaccines against bluetongue outside areas subject to animal movement restrictions.
discussion of commitments in the first and second phases of investigation, with a view to allowing more time for all involved to make considered contributions.
As a follow-up to the spectrum designation, this proposal creates a legal framework for an EU-wide coordinated selection and authorisation process with a view to allowing actual use of the 2 GHz band for MSS and achieving the objectives of the internal market for electronic communications.
with the clear hope that this would contribute to allowing the people of Western Sahara to exercise their right to self-determination.