Examples of using Would address in English and their translations into Swedish
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Madam President, I would address the reports first by referring to Mr Schulz's report
The policy dialogue proposed under Option B.3 would address this need and would allow for a more results-driven shared management.
So I would be extremely grateful if you would address any comment you might have on the matter to your group chairman,
This would address the crucial issues
A strong, concerted European rights policy would address the litany of horrors that, unfortunately, is not exclusive to underdeveloped countries.
Emission reductions by EU Member States would address the problem only partly,
If achieved, this would address a quarter of the WHO's hypertension target in Africa.
The negotiation of an implementing agreement to UNCLOS that would address the conservation and sustainable use of marine biodiversity in areas beyond national.
The following example shows how the portland instance would address the atlanta instance located in a movie clip called georgia(georgia is at the same level as oregon).
the White Paper would address some or all of the issues identified.
The Impact Assessment has considered five Policy Options for the creation of an EIT which would address these goals.
The main advantage of this option would be that it would address all problems identified in terms of the performance of the policy.
The preferred option is the combination of option 2, 3 and 4 which would address all problems related to performance.
implementation of such a convention would address the needs of one of the most vulnerable categories of worker;
at a Burns Supper, somebody would address it.
It reiterated the EU's commitment to achieving real results that would address the needs and interests of the least developed countries.
One of the main expected improvements would come from an EU-level prosecution policy, which would address the wide divergences between Member States on how EU fraud is investigated and prosecuted.
Option 3: This option would address the identified problems by promoting the establishment of a framework for stakeholders for cooperation on the substantial problems identified in the area of sport,
whether there is a realistic prospect that it would address, in an adequate timeframe, the circumstances that would otherwise require a determination referred to in Article 51(1) to be made.
The recommendations under the country surveillance would address issues with significant macroeconomic and public finance implications,