Examples of using To halve in English and their translations into Swedish
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To halve the number of road deaths in Europe by 2010, a string of initiatives are underway and are already proving effective.
The House realises of course that the Commission wishes to halve the number of deaths, not lives.
The strategic target is to halve road deaths between 2010
The survey is part of the Commission's ongoing campaign to halve the number of fatalities on Europe's roads.
Similarly, a side-effect of a policy reversal to halve unemployment would be high inflation.
It is no small feat to have the ambition to halve, by 2015, the number of poor who have to survive on less than 1 dollar a day.
The ambition is to halve the digital divide between the groups at risk of exclusion
The Czech Republic and Portugal have managed to halve the number of their infringement cases during this period
If 20 years to halve debt is the long-term perspective,
The Lisbon target to halve the number of early school leavers by 2010 is not yet likely to be achieved.
Clearly, the villain who wanted to halve Bond with the help of a laser gun should be served his own cocktail.
the school reserves all rights to halve the course if the minimum number of students will not be reached.
We have an ambitious target to halve the water associated with the consumer use of our products in water-scarce countries.
Here comes the hard part, I want you to halve the number, and it will be your chosen card.
We want our worldwide fleet of cars to halve the amount of CO2 emitted,
Whereas additional efforts are still needed to halve the percentage of people suffering from hunger,
Improving cost efficiency: Fostering a competitive supply chain able to halve the time-to-market, and reduce product development
The objective was to halve the number of unemployed in the European Union, from 17 million to 8.5 million.
A breakthrough in the development of processing technology enabled Nordic Mines to halve the leaching time, which, apart from many other positive effects, leads to more environmental friendly waste products.
The aim by 2030 is to halve the emissions from transport compared to the levels in 2005.