Examples of using To reduce the gap in English and their translations into Swedish
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In this situation, it is more necessary than ever to reduce the gap between the European Union
together with ambitious fiscal policy plans for 2007 are needed in order to reduce the gap between actual efforts
further efforts to reduce the gap in activity between men
it has not been sufficient to reduce the gap between sheep farms and other farms.
Strengthen their efforts to reduce the gap in unemployment rates between women
there is no doubt that we should do something about these credits which are designed to reduce the gap between the richer and poorer in the Community
Measures are needed to link the statutory retirement age to developments in life expectancy, to reduce the gap between the statutory and effective retirement age, and to improve the cost-effectiveness of public spending on long-term care.
Attempt to reduce the gap in unemployment rates between women and men by actively supporting the increased employment of women
Strengthen their efforts to reduce the gap in unemployment rates between women and men by actively supporting the increased employment of women,
Georgia that are taking positive steps to reduce the gap between rich and poor,
technology and innovation in order to reduce the gap separating us from our competitors.
its regions, the fight against the'digital divide', in order to reduce the gap separating individuals,
This differentiation enables EU countries to reduce the gap between the level of excise duty applicable to non-commercial gas-oil used in cars
In order to reduce the gap between the levels of development of the various regions
at whatever level of development, sets its own goals to reduce the gap between the objective and the absence of sufficient employment opportunities, the denial of rights at work,
social cohesion and to reduce the gap between the levels of development of, on the one hand, the new Member States and, on the other, the old ones.