Examples of using Close conjunction in English and their translations into Swedish
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And because the plot has been developed in close conjunction with George R. R.
These tyres have been developed in close conjunction with each motorcycle manufacturer to optimise the handling of the bike in question.
the machine had to work in close conjunction.
Across market sectors and in close conjunction with suppliers and professional users.
In close conjunction with the Council's Committee on Education, the Commission will prepare a framework for attaining the goals of eLearning.
The Leonardo da Vinci programme is run in close conjunction with Socrates, the European programme on education.
Work in close conjunction with all the internal customers to ensure that their requirements are clearly understood
society, higher education should be seen in close conjunction with research and innovation.
Research is carried out in close conjunction with our scientists in the field of rock materials
The Commission has adopted a strategy for identifying pilot projects in close conjunction with the national and local authorities.
These missions, in close conjunction with missions aimed at strengthening the rule of law, can contribute positively to the securing of a democratic society,
The work of the Group of the European People's Party(Christian Democrats), in close conjunction with the other political groups, was once again fundamental.
from being represented by the Commission, acting in close conjunction with all the bodies concerned.
coordinate out-of-competition testing in close conjunction with the international federations
one pilot project per country, in close conjunction with the national ministries.
Many projects concerned with district heating pipes have been carried out in close conjunction with Chalmers University of Technology
show that action in all these areas must be carried out in close conjunction with the Lisbon objectives.
The Council encourages the Commission to finalise, in close conjunction with the Presidency of the Council, the draft agreements with the aforementioned European third countries as soon as possible.
particularly with regard to access to continuing training, in close conjunction with the social partners at the various levels.
This level of Bank lending was sustained during 1 997 and undertaken in close conjunction with the major structural instruments funded from budgetary resources, notably the ERDF and the Cohesion Fund.
which is now being formulated in close conjunction with the European Parliament.
The EU recalls the possibility of adopting, in close conjunction with ECOWAS, the AU
These European contact points put out information via their own networks and work: n close conjunction with local associations,
the euro zone has everything to gain from being eventually represented by the Commission, in close conjunction with all the bodies concerned.
the social dimension of the information society, in close conjunction with the High Level Working Party on this question and develop further the‘human resources'aspect of the‘e-Europe'plan.
Working in close conjunction with Malmö City, this project strengthens
should be able to carry out its work in close conjunction with all the Commission departments.
The move in the long term should be towards a common European body responsible for our external borders which, in close conjunction with the national departments concerned,
Calls on the Commission and the Member States, in close conjunction with ECHA, to step up their regulatory activities to promote the substitution of substances of very high concern
The additional preferences granted under this last heading arose out of the firm belief that development can be considered only in close conjunction with the democratic process