Examples of using To the fore in English and their translations into Swedish
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please step to the fore and use the knowledge,
Your taste preferences come to the fore, but they must not be contrary to the basic direction of style.
A fast-paced activity where competitive instinct comes to the fore and you give it all you have got.
New weapon type for crowd control came to the fore during the protests in Ferguson,
If our Polish colleague, Mr Zwiefka, says that this matter has already been brought to the fore in Poland, some progress has already been made.
Once more, CBD goes to the fore as a characteristic method to bring down our circulatory strain.
We must continue to pursue a sustainable interregional strategy that puts the needs of the population to the fore.
Perhaps demonstrating the weaknesses in the Maastricht Treaty, issues have come to the fore in Amsterdam which were not on its original agenda.
promoting cultural diversity while at the same time bringing European common cultural heritage to the fore.
In order to make this a reality, we need, above all, to bring three political principles to the fore.
Leather& Lace pushing a UK designer and manufacturer to the fore.
also wants to bring it to the fore in Lisbon.
pancakes with various fillings come to the fore.
In the sixteenth century the hair-splitting dialectic study of the Talmud known as the Pilpul came to the fore.
We have said that many special dispensations are being given to those who bravely step to the fore and claim their heritage.
constraints have come to the fore in recent years which directly affect the Mediterranean transport sector.