Examples of using To rationalise in English and their translations into Swedish
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Objective 9: The proposal to rationalise and strengthen the EU framework on pharmacovigilance should be adopted swiftly.
Towards an EU policy to rationalise the web offset
In future, Stralfors will be helping Nordea to adopt more of a multichannel approach in order to rationalise the company's communication.
This company has made substantial investments in order to rationalise and develop production of silicon electrical steel.
Towards en EU policy to rationalise the web off-set and rotogravure printing sector in Europe own-initiative opinion.
The EESC considers that it is necessary to rationalise the food chain in the interests of farmers and consumers4.
The consolidation enabled Swedish banks at an early stage to rationalise overlapping branch networks
The obvious benefit of central management is the possibility to rationalise the deployment, monitoring
The oft-repeated refrain that we are striving to rationalise the budget will become more than mere words this year.
The European Parliament and the Commission also appear to agree on the need to rationalise the procedure.
Cost savings may also result from agreements that allow the parties to rationalise production across their facilities.
The Commission has carefully considered the invitation of the European Parliament to rationalise the functioning of these Bodies.
The Commission has carefully considered the invitation of the European Parliament to rationalise the functioning of these Bodies19.
trying to rationalise our situation, thinking of the things we have done.
The Convention should examine how to rationalise the various ways in which the treaties attribute powers to the Union.
It is proposed to rationalise all the specific exemptions granted to certain Member States on geographical grounds by laying down rules common to all of them.
We need to rationalise the structure of our health systems' provision of care, which often no longer meets current needs.
Any initiatives designed to rationalise and spread information, such as those proposed above, could therefore help to bridge the gap between medium-sized
The measures we have to take to rationalise the use of water by the general population are important too.
Nonetheless, I have to say that together we have tried to rationalise the Council's initial proposal as far as possible,