Examples of using Materialises in English and their translations into Swedish
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If it materialises, we should see how we can best provide support for this initiative.
Furthermore, real budgetary expenditure materialises only when a state guarantee is actually drawn upon.
That he materialises more labour-time in his product than is materialised in the product that keeps him in existence as a worker.
A given quantity of newly added labour materialises in a larger quantity of commodities.
If this threat materialises, thousands of jobs will be lost
In France, there is an expression that describes something one dreams of but which never materialises, we talk about the Arlésienne.
Real budgetary expenditure materialises only when a state guarantee is actually drawn.
we created a web site that materialises the above needs.
If further separation materialises, Article 11(1)
The policy group was agreed that further instrumental rate increases may be called for if the picture outlined in the Report materialises.
Materialises we would put forward tax-based measures,
see whether the Treaty of Lisbon actually materialises?
The Council's Decision materialises the decision of the Laeken European Council(December 2001)
the desired space materialises as a world made up of differences,
the existence of which will only be ascertained once the uncertain event that is beyond the Group's control materialises.
The Council considered important to the development of relations with Libya that cooperation materialises in areas where remedy is beyond Libyan capabilities or capacities.
This work materialises this digital content,
Despite the fact that governments are building up pension reserve funds to cover future liabilities, subsidies from tax funds and/or borrowing are expected to rise in many countries when the population ageing materialises.
This will ensure that once the full initiative materialises with the adoption of consolidation
when the same danger exists, but materialises less frequently.
Once the hoped-for progress on the nuclear issue materialises and the DPRK is engaged positively on human rights, the EU should be open to discuss possibilities
if this Treaty now materialises we shall have played a key part in its creation.
Since that inconvenience materialises, in the case of delayed flights, on arrival at the final destination,
the right to obtain financial compensation provided for by national law when that risk materialises.
the Court held that the fact that an undertaking is not active on the market on which the restriction of competition materialises does not rule out its liability in respect of participation in the implementation of a cartel.
The Court has already decided that a benefit granted if the risk of loss of employment materialises and which is no longer payable if that situation ceases to exist as a result of the claimant's engaging in paid employment must be regarded as constituting an un-employment benefit De Cuyper, cited above, paragraph 27.
no matter whether this use-value perishes with the activity of the labour-power itself or materialises and fixes itself in an object.
Whereas any clear risk of a serious breach by a Member State of the values enshrined in Article 2 TEU does not concern solely the individual Member State where the risk materialises but has an impact on the other Member States,
other Member States and that it ceases when demand for the harmonised use materialises.
It remains unclear whether the expected positive budgetary effects of these measures will materialise.