Examples of using Lead to a reduction in English and their translations into Swedish
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Can lead to a reduction in wages.
Excessive consumption of alcohol can lead to a reduction in physical capacity.
This can lead to a reduction in consumption and higher interest charges for companies.
However, previous tax reforms will lead to a reduction in the taxation on labour.
This should lead to a reduction in environmentally hazardous CO2 emissions, while at the same time creating biomass.
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Yet a reduction in working time would also lead to a reduction in income.
The solutions should lead to a reduction of segregation and ensure democracy.
every 10"extra" degrees lead to a reduction in capacity by 15.
However, this must not lead to a reduction in official control.
also have antibacterial qualities which can lead to a reduction in microbiome diversity.
Certain medicines can lead to a reduction in tear production.
Some of the measures put forward by the Commission could make credit more expensive and, in so doing, could lead to a reduction in loans.
Swallowing difficulty can lead to a reduction in food and drink consumption.
make it easier to compare products, and lead to a reduction in costs.
This reduction of tests would lead to a reduction of income for the laboratories.
That will lead to a reduction in costs and an increase in competitiveness for the economy,
There are several different mechanisms that can lead to a reduction in activation energy
Should this lead to a reduction of the agreed service this will be reimbursed on a pro-rata basis of the total package.
Whereas encouraging optimal use of the railway infrastructure will lead to a reduction in the cost to society of transport;
Moreover, they could lead to a reduction in the price of energy with positive social
high working hours can lead to a reduction of the mid-career's job satisfaction.
Stability Bonds must not lead to a reduction in budgetary discipline among euro-area Member States.
which will lead to a reduction in prices for millions of roaming customers.
Improved planning should lead to a reduction in withdrawals and thus make it possible to avoid waste.
The Committee believes that the various budgetary constraints ensuing from the economic crisis should not lead to a reduction in the level and quality of protection received by beneficiaries.
This should in turn lead to a reduction in the generation of hazardous(production and post-consumer) waste.
which could lead to a reduction in bonuses.
Therefore, the Commission's proposal would lead to a reduction in direct contributions from Member State budgets.
Charges which will lead to a reduction in the production of external effects are highly desirable,
The Commission agrees that no aspect of this regulation should lead to a reduction in the highest safety standards, where these already exist.