Examples of using Notably in terms in English and their translations into Swedish
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A professional card would also offer benefits to service recipients, notably in terms of transparency.
The EU still lags considerably behind the global leaders notably in terms of business RD expenditures,
Despite this“soft harmonisation”, various degrees of discrepancy persist, notably in terms of procedure.
social returns over time, notably in terms of employment prospects,
He added:“The FMCG industry as a whole has made some strong commitments in recent years, notably in terms of value chain approach.
A more systematic assessment of the potential negative effects of State aid- notably in terms of distortions of allocative
I have no doubt that closer integration of the economic spheres could be a win-win situation for both parties, notably in terms of creating more and better jobs.
It traced the broad lines for the future, notably in terms of concerted and decentralised cooperation in applying thestrategy with the current
Euro banknotes and coins are the product of a search for continuous improvement, notably in terms of quality, reliability and user-friendliness.
that contributes to the targets of transport policy, notably in terms of CO2 reductions.
sustainable aquaculture, notably in terms of environment protection, animal health and animal welfare;
Furthermore, these changes are also likely to create problem in terms of practical implementation of the Proposal, notably in terms of international trade.
Full implementation of existing EU waste legislation, notably in terms of achievement of recycling targets and waste reduction.
The new system will also boost competition among the societies that collect the royalties on behalf of the music industry notably in terms of the fees they charge.
Progress in modernising work organisation has occurred, notably in terms of working time arrangements and more flexible work contracts.
other related legislation on industrial emissions with a view to improving clarity and consistency(notably in terms of reporting) and streamlining requirements.
A strengthened institutional anchoring will help to create new synergies, notably in terms of transparency, legal review
Reforms should aim to ensure the acquisition of the key competencies that every individual needs for success in a knowledge-based economy, notably in terms of employability, further learning, or ICT skills.
Whereas all available means need to be deployed to fully attain this objective, notably in terms of investigation functions devolved to the Community level,
It has been the most successful development partner at fulfilling its commitments, notably in terms of market access,
added value of the Framework Programmes, notably in terms of contribution to the European knowledge base,
But several developing countries, the G90 in particular, have so far been sceptical of the benefits that the Doha Development Agenda can bring to them, notably in terms of further market opening in sectors like agriculture.
From this point of view, Europe's disappointing performances, notably in terms of productivity, research and innovation, are worrying.
setting new, quantified goals for certain guidelines, notably in terms of lifelong learning
The KICs are innovation test-beds and we want them to generate a real impact, notably in terms of new business creation, entrepreneurship education and societal benefit.
demonstrate further results in the fight against corruption, notably in terms of further investigations
Its climate and energy package heralds significant changes that are to be made by 2020, notably in terms of lower greenhouse gas emissions,
Slovenia and Slovakia), notably in terms of length of judicial proceedings