Examples of using Will not be achieved in English and their translations into Swedish
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While many actors bear a responsibility to counter misinformation, real progress will not be achieved without government leadership,” Steiner added.
Non-implementation might also go the way of energy targets: they will not be achieved by 2020.
concerted effort and will not be achieved quickly.
the Commission concludes that the 5.75% target for 2010 will not be achieved.
made by the Commission, the objectives we set will not be achieved by the end of this parliament's mandate.
difficult road and the objective will not be achieved overnight.
Reaching international agreement on legally binding rules is desirable, but will not be achieved rapidly.
Since then, European environment Commissioner Dimas has admitted that the goal of halting biodiversity loss by 2010 will not be achieved!
sustainable growth and competitiveness will not be achieved without a renewed social dimension.
The EESC is very disappointed that the goal of halting the loss of biodiversity by 2010 will not be achieved.
In spite of all the flowery language, however, there is no getting away from the fact that the Lisbon goals will not be achieved.
that the Millennium Development Goals will not be achieved.
which, perhaps, will not be achieved in a particular case,
Following disclosure, several parties disagreed with the Commission's conclusion that wholesale grid parity will not be achieved on a wide-spread basis in the Union in the near future,
The report says in paragraph 19 that this will not be achieved by huge bureaucracy,
according to the programme this target will not be achieved under the current medium-term projections.
aim in numerous opinions15, but it sadly looks as though- except in a few Member States- it will not be achieved.
while the long-term objective is 147 g/km, which will not be achieved until at least 2020.
I remain convinced that a blanket ban is not the answer to the problem of tobacco consumption and that it will not be achieved anyway on a legal basis which cannot be justified.
Greater efficiency will not be achieved by means of hurried reform,