Examples of using To earmark in English and their translations into Swedish
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The Commission is prepared to earmark support for the European standards organisations, if appropriate proposals are presented.
Proposing legislation to earmark funding for specific priorities in underlying EU Regulations, where appropriate,
Within this context, the EESC supports the proposal to earmark for developing countries at least 0.7% of the sums mobilised by the international community for tackling the crisis;
The Energy Ministers have accepted the Commission's proposal and agreed to earmark ECU 5 million for 1998.
There will be a recommendation, but not an obligation to earmark revenue generated by the external cost charge for projects in the transport sector;
It is a good thing that the Commission is intending to earmark another EUR 9.5 million for women
I feel that it is particularly important that we managed to earmark EUR 25 million in funding for the future microfinance facility in 2010.
Simplification entails adjusting the current legal structure to earmark the basic principles for the Council
The government intends to earmark 1% of GDP for R& D spending by the end of 2000.
It is therefore crucial for the Commission to earmark sufficient funding to support the development of an effective vaccine against the European strain of ISA.
Highlights the need to earmark increased funding for the fight against all forms of violence
social cohesion programmes should seek to earmark significant resources for investing in the main drivers of growth and employment.
who asked about the decision taken by the Council on 26 April to earmark money for Northern Cyprus.
Look at your monthly income and outgoings then decide what percentage of your spare income you want to earmark for gaming.
In addition, Member States contributing to the enhancement of the EFSD guarantee would be allowed to earmark their contribution for a specific purpose.
The Council agreed to earmark a substantial share of the aid for trade effort to support economic partnership agreements currently being negotiated with African,
In the context of the new cohesion programmes, the new Member States are encouraged to earmark the resources of the Structural Funds for measures in pursuit of the Lisbon objectives,
the Member States to earmark almost EUR 500 million is certainly a big
The Committee also endorses the Commission's intention to earmark a major part of the proposed MECU 105 to improving nuclear safety in central and eastern Europe and in the CIS.