Examples of using Capable of contributing in English and their translations into Swedish
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Further Community initiatives capable of contributing to sustainable use of pesticides.
Therefore, the Commission invites Member States to design support schemes across the different energy technologies capable of contributing to the objective pursued24.
In such a way as to transmit concepts capable of contributing to turning situations of riot into insurrection.
In addition, cigarettes have been shown to produce amounts of carbon monoxide which are hazardous to human health and capable of contributing to heart disease
These activities must contribute, or be capable of contributing, to the development and implementation of Community cooperation policy
it's vital not to exclude stakeholders capable of contributing new viewpoints to the research.
To find new solutions and tools capable of contributing to greater sustainability in markets,
Yet most people in that age group are still fit and capable of contributing to the economy and society.
integrated mobility services capable of contributing to more….
The goal was to create a new Panasonic capable of contributing to society in the 21st century.
extends also to all legal means capable of contributing to effective legal protection.
These activities had to contribute, or be capable of contributing, to attain the following objectives.
that the government in power is legitimate and capable of contributing to that country's development.
The overall aim is to support the development of new technology capable of contributing to Sweden's long-term development as a research
together with public policy measures capable of contributing to the achievement of that target.
It also aims at producing journalists& communicators capable of contributing to the socio-economic& cultural development of the country
The'GDP and beyond- Measuring progress in a changing world' initiative is a complementary instrument capable of contributing to improving analysis
It is aimed at training international economists capable of contributing to the advancement of knowledge and capable of expanding the frontiers of research in economic disciplines.
Cigarettes have been shown to produce amounts of carbon monoxide which are hazardous to human health and capable of contributing to heart disease and other ailments.
The training of high-level researchers and researchers capable of contributing to the development of the social
in particular for the building of the European information society, adapted to global economy and capable of contributing to economic growth by generating employment
development of graduates capable of contributing to the study of the environment
especially sources capable of contributing to baseload capacity, such as geothermal energy and nuclear fusion.
The Master aims to train future managers and entrepreneurs capable of contributing to the success of enterprises by providing technical
We must ensure from now on that the revised text contains all the elements required for a cooperation promoting effective development, capable of contributing to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals in the ACP countries.
At the core of our future development will be the training of students capable of contributing with innovation and entrepreneurship to high-level employment,
this budgetary procedure deals with the challenge of being capable of contributing to the historic task of enlargement
The aim is to transform BEREC into a fully fledged agency(in line with the Common Approach) capable of contributing to the better functioning of the internal market for electronic communications networks
Whereas e-democracy could facilitate the development of complementary forms of engagement capable of contributing to mitigating the growth of public disaffection with traditional politics;
open to new ideas and capable of contributing the latest technical know-how in support of our development,” says Remi Bergstrøm.