Examples of using To defining in English and their translations into Swedish
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Directive provides clear additional specifications, which should result in a more harmonised approach to defining and monitoring groundwater status than the existing WFD specifications.
there are multiple approaches to defining employability.
This experience will be evaluated during 2005 with a view to defining a strategy for the next years.
As representatives of the interests of European citizens, we need to contribute to defining a European defence policy.
Therefore, when it comes to defining research as financial investment in knowledge,
Its content was limited to defining, for each country, the level of Community financial commitments made in the 2000 budget.
The strategy proposed by the Commission for its contribution to defining and implementing all Community policies and activities.
So it is a good thing that Parliament is putting forward a strong contribution to defining common security,
working groups are crucial to defining the vision and strategies to manage the transformation process in order to seize opportunities and avoid pitfalls.
The group already held a meeting in November, which produced good results with regard to defining the issues to be addressed
Such agreements can certainly make a valid contribution to defining and solving problems,
easy fix that drew us to defining this position in Lisbon,
The European Union has contributed significantly to defining the universal scope of these future sustainable development objectives.
The government is committed to defining a legal framework for a more dynamic,
We must contribute actively to defining the new world order
related workshops contributed to defining the SME Specific Measures under the 5th EU RTD Framework Programme 1998-2002.
Heritage makes a major contribution to defining the identity of European citizens
It is of the view that Community competence should be restricted to defining obligations and stipulating that criminal sanctions are to apply.
Whereas the Member States adopt an ad hoc approach to defining violence against women
Whereas the Member States adopt an ad hoc approach to defining violence against women