Examples of using To structural changes in English and their translations into Swedish
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at the same time require adjustment to structural changes and management of their social consequences as well as better functioning of the internal market.
Article 157 of the EC Treaty stipulates that Community action shall be aimed, amongst other things, at speeding up the adjustment of industry to structural changes and encouraging an environment favourable to initiative
Consequently, that approach should apply not only to the initial establishment of an SE but also to structural changes in an existing SE
Consequently, that approach should apply not only to the initial establishment of an SCE but also to structural changes in an existing SCE
In addition, in order to respond to structural changes in the sector, the Member States concerned should be allowed to extend the exemption from the obligation to deliver by-products for distillation to certain categories of producers.
The fund was established to help workers that are suffering due to structural changes in the global trade network
In addition to structural changes brought about by the S& P downgrade, one can imagine
This Resolution calls for the adaptation of the existing Television without Frontiers Directive to structural changes and technological developments while fully respecting its underlying principles,
In contrast, small and medium-sized production units seem to be able to adapt more easily to structural changes and cyclical problems as their ways of working are more flexible
According to recital 18 the‘before and after' principle should apply“not only to the initial establishment of an SE but also to structural changes in an existing SE
I agree with the mobilisation of resources from the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund(EGF) for citizens made redundant due to structural changes in commercial models or as a direct consequence of the current economic
European Globalisation Adjustment Fund(EGF) for people made redundant due to structural changes in trade patterns
of 20 December 2006, established the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund(EGF) with the aim of supporting workers who lose their jobs due to structural changes in the context of the global economy.
which may lead to structural changes in the clearance procedures with significant simplification effects for Community exporters and importers.
world trade operates and the extent to which it can respond to structural changes in its business environment.
rapid adaptation to structural changes should in theory be high, but where factors such
speeding up the industry's adjustment to structural changes and fostering a favourable environment for business initiatives
The Committee stresses the importance of developing the EIT proposal with a view to speeding up the adjustment of industry to structural changes; encouraging an environment favourable to initiative
aimed at"speeding up the adjustment of industry to structural changes, encouraging an environment favourable to initiative
aimed in particular at"speeding up the adjustment of industry to structural changes, encouraging an environment favourable to initiative