Examples of using To be a key in English and their translations into Swedish
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In writing.-(DE) In the Europe 2020 Strategy the European Union declared employment policy to be a key issue.
It considers education to be a key instrument in countering racial prejudice
The European Partnerships will continue to be a key tool for guiding countries' efforts to move closer to the EU.
next-door neighbours to be a key priority for the new Commission
The European Neighbourhood Policy(ENP) has shown itself to be a key EU foreign policy instrument, fostering closer relations
Buffers to be a key element of a wider macro-prudential toolkit(1)
The ACC has been shown to be a key centre to cognitive functions linked to memory
Promises to be a key year for employment and for the European Social Fund.
This question promises to be a key battle for this government
Zeta potential is known to be a key factor in understanding the performance of physical processes such as flocculation and sedimentation.
Trade liberalisation is widely acknowledged to be a key factor in supporting global growth and development.
Although legislation will continue to be a key instrument, there are a great many reasons why we should not resort to using legislation alone.
Walking and cycling projects are considered to be a key part of this and applications from local authorities are encouraged.
social reconstruction will continue to be a key factor.
territory is undeniable and a shared vision of this nature should be acknowledged to be a key strategic need.
public sectors appears to be a key step in this process.
The higher costs that resizing would entail for a company are not deemed to be a key factor in a company's decision to expand.
related infrastructure by public authorities and utilities has the potential to be a key driver for the development
the facilitator's belief in their communication partner's ability to communicate seems to be a key component of the technique.