Examples of using To report regularly in English and their translations into Swedish
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Therefore, competent authorities should be required to report regularly on their activities and to publish information in aggregated form on findings
including on various female entrepreneurship fields, in order to acknowledge female entrepreneurs' contribution in the social field, and to report regularly on their numbers;
Invites the Commission to report regularly on progress within these areas,
I welcome the invitation to the Commission to report regularly to this Parliament on the reform of the external service.
The Commission to report regularly on Member States' experiences with the application of the Directive
We therefore intend to monitor and to report regularly on all aspects of Hong Kong life
I am more than happy to make a commitment here to come back to report regularly on the implementation of the programme
In order to assess the competitive developments in Union-wide roaming markets and to report regularly on changes in actual wholesale roaming charges for unbalanced traffic between roaming providers,
for Galileo and to report regularly to the Council and the European Parliament on the progress of the project.
the Member States were invited to report regularly, starting from June 2001,
INVITES the Commission to report regularly on progress achieved.
The Commission intends to report regularly on the progress made.
the High Representative to report regularly on progress accomplished.
The Commission intends to report regularly on the progress made in implementing this Strategy.
The Commission undertook to report regularly about the progress made in implementing the proposals of this Communication.
The Commission was instructed to report regularly on the progress each accession country was making with its reforms.
The Commission agreed to report regularly to the European Council on progress made by each of the candidate countries towards accession.
monitor the situation in the establishments and the new Member States will have to report regularly on developments.
INVITES the Commission to report regularly on the progress achieved in improving the employment
The EESC, for it part, has already taken action to develop such dialogue and intends to report regularly thereon to the Commission.