Examples of using Re-orientation in English and their translations into Swedish
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Info Stockholm- Career re-orientation.
PHARE re-orientation is a good example of that.
You have improved so much in your emotional re-orientation.
Trade re-orientation has therefore largely taken place.
The 2002 reform debate offers the opportunity for such a re-orientation.
This re-orientation should also be reflected in Article 100a.
Accepting this requires courage from all concerned as it entails re-orientation.
In your emotional re-orientation. You have improved so much.
Re-orientation towards high aspect ratio operation considered;
It is a supplementary argument for the necessity for a courageous and active re-orientation toward the masses.
Currently, a re-orientation of the health care system is under discussion.
The objective of a common policy framework as described further below is to facilitate the re-orientation of e-business policies, thus responding to
Re-orientation of training provisions in close co-operation with the business community.
Other changes are the result of a more fundamental re-orientation of the established Joint Action's mode of operation.
With this re-orientation, which I hope will be decided tomorrow,
The improvement in methods of management of the framework programme should facilitate the re-orientation of programmes or projects currently in their execution phase, in the light of technological
The re-orientation was also politically motivated,
the new developments lead to a widening or re-orientation of existing approaches and also to new initiatives covering post-graduate programmes as well.
In practice this re-orientation will mean adjustments: operational adjustments which
the Brussels European Council of October 2002, and in particular the re-orientation of the CAP towards rural development.
Both aspects of this re-orientation are illustrated by the Netflix Prize.
The re-orientation that has taken place in terms of actual program content must now be complimented with an impact oriented overhaul of the financing structure.
particularly on the re-orientation of public education and Vocational Educational Training(VET)
The re-orientation of state aid towards horizontal objectives such as innovation
This Communication provides a final evaluation of the eTEN Programme covering the period from re-orientation in 2002 until programme end in December 2006 in response to the requirement expressed in Article 19 of the Financial Regulation covering the programme.
The re-orientation of policy towards integrating e-business into normal business should be supported by the many national
We are also finalising a re-orientation of our mid-term assistance to Belarus to increase support to civil society.
This requires re-prioritisation of expenditure, re-orientation of programmes within sectors to achieve gender equality
The Committee welcomes this positive re-orientation of policy making and commends the intention
To evaluate ex ante possible programme re-orientations in the near future(until end 2006)