Examples of using Considerable additional in English and their translations into Swedish
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None of these options would involve considerable additional costs.
It would give rise to considerable additional bureaucracy and unnecessary costs- something that the public has little understanding for.
If all MS followed, a group of companies could be faced with considerable additional complexity.
The EESC believes that there should be considerable additional support for food sector organisations from the Eastern Partnership countries.
tracing of GMOs along the whole production chain will certainly lead to considerable additional costs.
As a result, we can expect a commitment of considerable additional resources from the private sector.
The measures to protect and improve drinking water which are associated with the proposed Directive will involve considerable additional costs.
The Committee also considered that the considerable additional expenditure involved in implementing the safety measures should be shouldered by the Member States.
The evaluators consider, however, that the quality of consolidated monitoring data for the programme could be improved without considerable additional effort.
The considerable additional support with regard to the adaptation of professional capabilities of staff primarily belonging to SMEs can be seen as a positive effect.
the latter requiring considerable additional financing, mainly in renovating old urban areas.
its monitoring would entail considerable additional costs.
It was equally recognised that considerable additional work was required to address the issue of port security beyond the ship/port interface.
No formal confirmation by the Commission should be required as such a confirmation cannot be done without considerable additional human resources for the Commission.
Points out that achieving a net-zero GHG economy will require considerable additional investments in the EU's energy system
In particular, the comparatively modest sums allocated to Erasmus Mundus consortia to administer the courses appear to have had a leverage effect, as considerable additional resources(notably administrative staff time)
The EESC welcomes the initiative to"leverage considerable additional funding by further enhancing its cooperation with major International Financial Institutions and through the Neighbourhood Investment Facility(NIF)"
the Member States can thus commit themselves straight away to taking on the considerable additional administrative burden that applying the Regulation to European Union drivers as well would mean.
The NIF will provide considerable additional funding in ENP countries, including for infrastructure
As shown in the previous chapter29 considerable additional means have already been deployed for responding to new challenges by redeployments