Examples of using Transition to a more in English and their translations into Swedish
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The transition to a more or less downright government power strategy, exercised by an increasingly fraternal corps of
In that way we contribute to the transition to a more sustainable and circular fashion industry,
Therefore we are driving the transition to a more sustainable energy system through growth in renewable production
which will in turn contribute to the transition to a more sustainable industry,” said Magnus Wallenbert,
New functional materials have a huge potential to contribute to making life better for many people, and easing the transition to a more sustainable and resource-efficient society.
As Sweden's largest fuel producer, Preem bears great responsibility in its efforts to reduce carbon dioxide emissions and transition to a more sustainable society.
Our ambition is to ease and accelerate the transition to a more sustainable consumption of bags.
Protecting and restoring biodiversity is therefore an essential step in the transition to a more sustainable economy,
It believes that to achieve the transition to a more sustainable European economy, it is important
The EESC is convinced that achieving the transition to a more sustainable European economy involves setting a 2030 target,
facilitating the transition to a more sustainable economy
Policies to promote the transition to a more circular economy,
The only way to achieve transition to a more sustainable model for development is to activate democratic processes that encourage public awareness of
Transition to a more circular economy requires changes throughout value chains,
as well as for making better use of EU funds to promote the transition to a more resource-efficient economy.
Using smart policies to promote the transition to a more circular economy,
Fossil fuels account for over 80% of the energy employed making this sector critical in achieving low carbon objectives and a transition to a more efficient and secure energy system.
The process of"dematerialisation”-- improving quality of life while reducing consumption of energy and materials-- which was anticipated with the transition to a more service-oriented economy has not yet been fully exploited.
Instead of learning from the first phases of the ETS, we appear to be creating laws that would subsidise these industries and delay still further our transition to a more sustainable economy.