Examples of using Enshrining in English and their translations into Swedish
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as they form shoots perform only enshrining the role.
Company law enshrining basic Community rules is vital for the operation of the internal market.
In 2007, the Kyrgyz Republic abolished the death penalty by enshrining abolition in the Constitution.
Progress was also made on enshrining the rule of one Commissioner per Member State with full
It would be far more logical to adopt a directive on tractors enshrining general requirements and safeguards.
Enshrining these principles in the Framework Water Directive will ensure that all other water directives are amended accordingly.
Today we take a decisive step towards enshrining the EU's target of at least 40% emissions cut by 2030 into law.
for the first time, this enshrining of the development goals.
The Constitution breaks with the tradition of enshrining in the treaties the detailed breakdown of seats between the Member States.
even a social protocol, enshrining certain workers' rights.
This is the case, in particular, in Amendment No 28 enshrining the practice of interinstitutional agreements, which are legally doubtful.
as to improve the functioning of the single market while enshrining an appropriate level of consumer protection.
It is against this backdrop that the idea of enshrining binding principles for arms dealing in an international agreement was conceived a few years ago.
monthly human rights debates in Strasbourg and by enshrining human rights in its external trade agreements.
The members of the Convention propose breaking with the tradition of enshrining in the treaties the detailed breakdown of seats between the different Member States.
The European Parliament fights such violations through legislative action, and by enshrining human rights in its external trade agreements.
This problem has already come to the fore in relation to the SWIFT agreement enshrining the transfer of data on bank transactions, but it has not been resolved since that time.
The main purpose of enshrining the role, rights
In consequence calls for Articles 2, 3 and 158 of the Treaty establishing the European Community to be amended, enshrining territorial cohesion as one of the main policy objectives to be pursued at Community level.
In the past a list of criteria enshrining this principle has been drawn up on several occasions in different forms, in particular in the Decisions adopting the earlier Framework Programmes.
the establishment of“the Network” would provide for additional benefits, by enshrining a number of important principles in a legally binding framework and giving a clear mandate to“the Network”.
with a view to achieving greater consistency of implementation across the Community and enshrining best practice in legislation.
away any fear or suspicion of a swing towards a centralised superstate by more clearly enshrining the distribution of powers and guaranteeing respect for the principle of subsidiarity.
Some members have stressed the link between enshrining the principle of mutual recognition into the Treaty
which is a legislative device giving the State power to prosecute those who seek to promote naked hatred in society as well as enshrining freedom of expression as a fundamental right in our constitution.
first, enshrining the sovereign right of a Member State to withdraw from the European Union
expressed EU hopes that India would consider abolishing the death penalty and enshrining this abolition in law.
the former reinforcing the information exchange and the latter enshrining the right of a Member State to obtain information without the other Member State invoking banking secrecy.
While the orthodox party clung to the homousios as enshrining the doctrine for which they fought,
values in the Treaty of Lisbon- the social market economy has been mentioned here- and the enshrining of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights in primary law,