Examples of using To make it more effective in English and their translations into Swedish
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reduce associated costs to make it more effective in enforcing fair competition.
so we should consider how to improve the system to make it more effective.
the rest must remain calm so as not to disturb him, to make it more effective as possible.
proposes new ways to strengthen the clause to make it more effective and better monitored.
how it could be monitored and enforced to make it more effective and what the consequences of breaching the clause might be in different cases.
a great deal of room to make it more effective.
as well as an expansion if its resources and scope, to make it more effective.
notably through an amendment to the car labelling directive to make it more effective and by encouraging Member States that levy road tax to base it on cars' CO2 emissions.
anyone who fully supports the multilateral approach, must also press for the United Nations to be reformed in such a way as to make it more effective whilst remaining representative.
which is an attempt to redefine the ENP in order to make it more effective.
which is an attempt to redefine the ENP in order to make it more effective.
A review of the Directive will look at how to make it more effective in attracting talent to Europe.
I think we have already realised that the way to improve it, to make it more effective, is to make it more political.
It is essential streamline the governance system to make it more effective and increase common ownership by the Member States and the EU.
In particular, it undertook to analyse the current legislative framework to determine whether it needed amending in order to make it more effective.
In order to make it more effective, we need to make significant progress towards ensuring rigorous compliance with existing EU provisions on human rights.
In order to make it more effective, the Commission has launched an assessment programme in cooperation with the Member States,
The Commission believes it needs to rationalise this unwieldy system not to stifle discussion, but to make it more effective and accountable both for those consulted
fishing effort may well have increased since the beginning of MAGP IV in 1997, the Commission suggests three measures to make it more effective in tackling fleet overcapacity.