Examples of using Needed to reduce in English and their translations into Swedish
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Monitoring data needed to reduce risks.
Client needed to reduce costs and improve machines reliability.
The daily dose may be lowered if needed to reduce side effects.
The company needed to reduce energy costs at more than 150 network pumping stations.
Do you really believe that a free trade agreement is what is needed to reduce and eliminate hunger and poverty?
Continued efforts are therefore needed to reduce the overall tax burden on labour,
deployment of the clean technologies needed to reduce emissions;
A particular effort is also needed to reduce the tax burden on low paid labour.
Furthermore, educational material for HCPs should provide information on the following safety concerns and on the actions needed to reduce the risks.
Continued efforts are therefore needed to reduce the overall tax burden on labour; and.
Actona needed to reduce the heavy, manual work processes when maintaining
If this continues then we will not have the growth needed to reduce budget deficits and government debt levels.
Existing priorities for actions and indicators32 under the current HFA consider the extent to which countries have put in place the policies and institutions needed to reduce disaster risk.
Other manufacturing companies have not yet needed to reduce their workforces, but think they may need to do so going forward.
the light of the unprecedented increase in disparities within the enlarged Union and the long-term nature of the efforts that will be needed to reduce them.
Someone will say that regulation is needed to reduce the number of freedoms of the citizens,
Staples is hosting Academies across Europe to educate children in the importance of climate change and the actions needed to reduce harm to the environment.
Emissions trading is not a replacement for the measures needed to reduce climate change impact,
As buildings account for 40% of total energy consumption in the EU, reduction of energy consumption and the use of energy from renewable sources in the buildings sector constitute important║ measures needed to reduce the EU's energy dependency and greenhouse gas emissions.
since both the causes of discards and the measures needed to reduce them vary from fishery to fishery, no single solution will work throughout the Community.
resources to accelerate the development of the new medical products urgently needed to reduce the devastating impact of these three diseases.
After considering transport-related emissions cuts, the working group will begin to work on measures needed to reduce the transport maintenance backlog,
Buildings account for 40% of total energy consumption in the Union. The sector is expanding, which is bound to increase its energy consumption. Therefore, reduction of energy consumption and the use of energy from renewable sources in the buildings sector constitute important measures needed to reduce the Union's energy dependency and greenhouse gas emissions.
The increased use of energy from renewable sources constitutes an important part of the package of measures needed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
providing a better explanation of why certain minimum standards are needed to reduce barriers to cross-border trade
Reduction of energy consumption in the buildings sector constitutes an important part of the measures needed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
would be insufficient to make the step change improvement needed to reduce the major public health burden of adverse reactions to medicinal products.
in recital 1 to Directive 2009/28- one of the important components of the package of measures needed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
the common percentage needed to reduce the existing quotas for sugar,
This has a great potential to reduce the stores' food waste while at the same time it is an important educational effort in the attitude changes needed to reduce food waste in Sweden by demonstrating that high quality foods can be cooked on foods that consumers often regard as waste at home.