Examples of using Tangible form in English and their translations into Swedish
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A'weapon is the tangible form of power.
It is time to give Parliaments' Resolution tangible form.
Sculpting- the most tangible form of artistic creativity.
This catalogue of good intentions does need to be given tangible form, however.
We will, in essence, be giving tangible form, in Community law, to the objectives of both these legal documents.
So it has come to some tangible form.
This revision corroborates and gives tangible form to the stronger position of the European Parliament after the adoption of the Treaty of Lisbon.
sometimes taking a tangible form.
Father. A weapon is a tangible form of power.
is of no value if it is not given tangible form.
Father. A weapon is a tangible form of power!
Products that are, in their tangible form, treated for VAT-purposes as goods are often referred to as"virtual" goods when they are delivered by electronic means.
ultimately take tangible form in the workplace.
It is therefore good news, in that it gives tangible form to our desire to live in a society with high levels of social protection and high environmental values.
although the policy of gender budgeting was meant to have been given tangible form.
these illusions take such a tangible form in the mind that many simple-hearted people imagine them to be real.
The EU also continues to seek tangible form for its stated aims, by promoting governability,
this has enabled the president's ideas to be turned quickly into tangible form.
The purpose is therefore to give tangible form to the aims of the Lisbon Strategy,
we are giving thought to how to give tangible form to this Constitution and its essential elements.
If you want a more tangible form of positivity, speak aloud or write down your wishes,
thereby giving tangible form to the progress made in the Convention.
the guidelines for 2007 give tangible form, in budgetary terms,
recording of the information contained in the text and its reproduction in tangible form.
The common position adopted today sets out the interinstitutional agreement giving tangible form to the financial framework for 2007-2013, in which the Structural Fund is EUR
These supplies of services include so-called virtual goodsSupplies of these electronically delivered products may also be delivered by more conventional means in a tangible form, and, according to their characteristics, be treated for VAT-purposes either as supplies of services
The work of this European Council- which will take tangible form in the Council's work in December- has given rise to the realisation by all the countries of the European Union,
labour in a specific, tangible form and use-value as the product of his labour)
a dream which already took tangible form 20 years ago when the European Parliament adopted by an overwhelming majority the draft drawn up under the guidance of Altiero Spinelli,