Examples of using Order to make it more in English and their translations into Swedish
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Abstract[en] Purpose: In order to make it more attractive to use the bike as a means of transport, several cities have upgraded their bicycle tracks to bicycle highways.
However the sector requires a major reform, which is already under way, in order to make it more efficient.
Supports the continuing efforts to improve EU fisheries policy in order to make it more environmentally sustainable,
In fact, Cheering is a feature that is added to Twitch in order to make it more interactive.
Above, in order to make it more striking and scandalous for purists
Ratios compress information in order to make it more accessible to the user.
of the decision-making process in order to make it more effective.
that the Lisbon Strategy needed a review, in order to make it more realistic and more geared towards genuine competitiveness.
of the labour market, especially in order to make it more flexible.
In June/July 2000, Eurostat redesigned the electronic AUVIS questionnaire(Excel format) in order to make it more user friendly integration of separate Excel files into one file.
work routines of the scheme in order to make it more effective and transparent.
not massive implies careful preparation in order to make it more credible and the use of more sophisticated social engineering techniques.
terms of transparency and legal certainty in order to make it more attractive for companies to come forward.
improve existing EC legislation in the area of contract law in order to make it more coherent or to adapt it to cover situations unforeseen at the time when the legislation was adopted.
while the composer was still alive, and no one thought of clearing away all of the personal touches of memories of nature in the score in order to make it more practical to perform.
clarify the functioning of the Union, in order to make it more understandable and therefore more accessible to citizens.
which is an attempt to redefine the ENP in order to make it more effective.
I welcome the efforts that have been made towards clarifying Union law in order to make it more accessible to all EU citizens.
audiovisual material- in order to make it more accessible for Europe's citizens
following NFF's complaint, the services responsible had reviewed their internal procedure in order to make it more formal, particularly as regards communication with applicants for subsidies.
This allows for a constant improvement of the user experience in order to make it more user-friendly.
I believe everyone is aware that we are studying a change to this Question Time in order to make it more flexible and also more useful.
Overcoming this major hurdle calls for“tidying up” the spectrum of the digital dividend in order to make it more usable and more consistent across borders.
the term"freerunning" was used as an attempt to translate"parkour", in order to make it more appealing to the English-speaking audience.
ultimately improve the system in order to make it more effective in terms of achieving its aims.
The conclusions refer to possible adjustments in the common market organization(CMO) in fruit and vegetables in order to make it more market-oriented and to adapt it to the enlarged Union.
At the same time, this method also enables the Member States to generate resources to reinvest in the transport system in order to make it more sustainable so as to actually reduce these external costs.