Examples of using To completing in English and their translations into Swedish
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We are looking forward to completing the Phase I study
are dedicated to completing the Basic Sciences at the serene UHSA campus on the beautiful island of Antigua.
Member States are clearly committed to completing the ERA by 2014.
We are now looking forward to completing the follow-up phase and after this, focus on the phase IIb clinical study.
the Commission believes it is important to maintain our commitment to completing the internal energy market in 2014
your ability to bargain well will carry you through to completing the job.
The Council welcomed the European Union's strong commitment within the WHO to completing work on the Framework Convention.
thus making a further contribution to completing the internal market.
I am delighted that today the future Swedish Presidency has committed itself to completing this in the EPSCO Council before Christmas.
in particular, make a clear commitment to completing our internal energy market by 2014.
This should allow the Member States to undertake the necessary preparatory work with a view to completing implementation within the agreed deadlines.
Doctoral applicants should demonstrate research preparation suggestive of their motivation to completing a doctoral dissertation.
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this will make a significant contribution to completing the internal market.
Mentoring Program(An expert from the field who will give guidance to the students that are close to completing their degree.).
giving greater prominence to the removal of obstacles with a view to completing the European Research Area;
Typically, the applications nowadays already have set up wizards that will guide any user on what to do with regards to completing the installation.
Being aware of this responsibility, the European Parliament cannot allow itself to be outdone by anybody when it comes to completing this task of unifying our continent.
As an alternative to completing new training in the host Member State, the European Court of Justice laid down the principle of partial access to a profession3.