Examples of using Regularly exchange in English and their translations into Swedish
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Which of course means that a glass of Prosecco regularly exchanges the latest beauty tricks.
Information shall be regularly exchanged between the national supervisory authorities,
In these multilateral contexts, the two authorities have regularly exchanged views on competition issues of common interest.
The EU regularly exchanges views with our dialogue partners,
In this context, Member States and the Commission should regularly exchange information on progress made at national level.
It is also important to regularly exchange the brake fluid, which should take place roughly every two years,
deepen the dialogue, regularly exchange information and aim at measurable, continuous improvements.
Finally, he regularly exchanges information with key interlocutors,
The EC Party and the Signatory CARIFORUM States agree to regularly exchange views and information on relevant multilateral discussions.
Tax authorities should regularly exchange information on their investigations
As part of the mutual assistance referred to in paragraph 1 the Member States' competent authorities shall regularly exchange all available information on.
Their competent authorities regularly exchange information in a network set up by the European Commission.
to promote strategies and measures aimed at reducing the prevalence of smoking and regularly exchange information on these strategies and measures.
The Commission and the Member States shall regularly exchange information on the state of the fleet
publish results and to regularly exchange views with stakeholders):
the social partners and regularly exchange views with them.
Member States and the Commission shall regularly exchange experiences and best practices regarding the procedure set out in paragraphs 2 to 7 in the framework of the contact committee established pursuant to Article 29 and ERGA.";
For categories of cases which they shall determine under the consultation procedure laid down in Article 9, the competent authorities of the Member States shall regularly exchange the information referred to in Article 1(1) without prior request.
Whereas information in this field is regularly exchanged in certain international organizations; whereas these procedures should be supplemented at Community level by exchanges of information between the Member States and the Commission.
shall determine under the consultation procedure laid down in Article 9, the competent authorities of the Member States shall regularly exchange the information referred to in Article 1(1) without prior request.
The Commission and Member States should regularly exchange information on and monitor progress in the reduction of the capacity of the Community fishing fleet towards lower levels that correspond to sustainable fishing mortality rates over the next years 2003-2006.
within the context of their respective competences, regularly exchange information and data in certain sectors of common interest,
Regularly exchange views with the Members of the Committee referred to in Article 6,
Indeed, if the Member States can gain a better idea of each other's laws and regularly exchange best practice, they will be better able to identify the areas
Regularly exchange views with the Members of the Committee referred to in Article 7,
In this area, we additionally agree to strengthen our cooperation, to regularly exchange information on our respective systems
The competent authorities shall regularly exchange knowledge, information
If two kinds of people who live in relative proximity to each other have regularly exchanged brides for many years, then a representative of another kind may be a male cousin,
more Member States shall regularly exchange data relating to vacancies and applications for employment
the Commission to step up their co-operation and to regularly exchange information on progress made in order to advance in the priority areas for future action already identified