Examples of using To instruments in English and their translations into Swedish
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
When EC pattern approval is not extended, that approval shall nevertheless continue to apply to instruments already in service.
trader desks to instruments referencing a benchmark
In addition to instruments such as conferences and awards, more structured exchange on best practice and transferability of lessons is required.
Whereas accession to the Revised Agreement by the Community requires amendments to instruments adopted in accordance with the procedure provided for in Article 189b of the Treaty; whereas the assent of the European Parliament is therefore required;
In relation to instruments, this Communication emphasises the need to develop an appropriate mix of instruments including legislative,
With regard to instruments, greater use must be made of applied research,
necessary reforms to powers, to instruments and to procedures.
No 765/2008 shall apply to instruments.
training activities, and to instruments to combat social exclusion.
conditions for the access of persons and goods to instruments managed by the EC.
you have access to instruments, effects, and plug-ins all within the Xpand!
which contains guidance applicable to instruments classified as either equity
apply horizontally to instruments across these policy areas.
Joint operational programmes may also provide for a financial contribution from and to instruments with which grants could be combined,
illegal substances to instruments for compliant QC of pharmaceuticals.
The Commission considers that to change this system now would require significant changes to instruments, which would take too long to put in place and which would cause major disruption to EU external cooperation.
If the starred(*) items are not flown solely by reference to instruments during the skill test
emphasised the need for a pragmatic approach involving a step-by-step examination of the improvements that need to be made to instruments and procedures.
training activities, and to instruments to combat social exclusion,
in the Netherlands we have found that the fertiliser problem cannot be resolved without recourse to instruments of this kind.