Examples of using Have to be revised in English and their translations into Swedish
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A thing or two will have to be revised.
The Directive will have to be revised in order to update it in line with the revised FATF Recommendations.
As regards the US, the data suggest that economic growth there last year- once again- may have to be revised up.
There is no doubt that the directive will have to be revised if its objectives for the future are to be achieved.
the forecasts for 2006 will have to be revised upwards.
That will have to be revised upwards to 19 Members- or whatever the number is- from at least 5 countries.
Whereas the Community's financial perspective is valid until 1999 and will have to be revised for the period beyond that date;
The staff allocation would have to be revised to a total of 15 AD,
may even have to be revised.
Realise that our present knowledge is not final but may have to be revised after future experimental observations Assessments.
the current financial perspective will have to be revised.
In the long term, the Posted Workers Directive will have to be revised to guarantee the social and trade union rights of European workers.
Although initial steps have been taken to align with the acquis, Croatian foodstuffs legislation will have to be revised.
For 2003 and onwards, the figures are inevitably indicative as they will have to be revised in the light of the outcome of the feasibility study.
which the Americans gave themselves budgetary expenditures will have to be revised.
This also means that the Directive on the security of the gas supply will have to be revised in order to make it a European crisis management tool.
Budgets will clearly have to be revised because everything that had been done- in this case using Community contributions- has been lost.
The government debt criterion should be quantified in such a way that the results of earlier convergence monitoring do not have to be revised retrospectively.
The 1991 legislation will have to be revised to require the separation both of profit and loss accounts and of balance sheets between infrastructure management and transport services.
the government deficit figures for 2004 and earlier years may have to be revised upwards.
After that the versions will have to be revised to ensure that the translations are correct before this process of reforming our Rules of Procedure can be finally deemed completed.
electronics market is a rapidly changing one, so the directive would have to be revised continually and would never be up to date.
Existing safety certificates for railway undertakings might have to be revised to meet the harmonised requirements
could turn out after fifteen years to be"Trotskyist", and have to be revised to an exactly opposite effect!
It would be something else again for us to conclude that the Financial Regulations have to be revised again in order automatically to render the commitments not used by the beneficiaries null and void.
Otherwise, the provisions will have to be revised again in conjunction with the consolidation of the legislation, with the concomitant administrative complications that this will entail for the Member States, which will again have to revise their legislation and administrative practice.
the limited opportunities to appeal after legislative elections, will have to be revised.
The definition used for sectors currently covered may have to be revised to remain coherent with legislative developments in the field of agriculture:
Outbox and open the one that has to be revised and amended.
I really do not think that the security strategy has to be revised because it had a very narrow concept of security.