Examples of using To be redefined in English and their translations into Swedish
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Growth" needs to be redefined, and.
A number of existing projects also need to be redefined.
Growth" needs to be redefined, and.
each other in a space where everything needs to be redefined?
But others have had to be redefined to keep pace with the times.
Not so us: we call for it to be redefined.
Some of the actions have to be redefined and not all may be continued for ever.
Why does Nordic feminism need to be redefined?
We call for the quantitative objectives to be redefined following an environmental impact assessment which takes into account the alternative uses of biomass.
Currently, most are placed in a single order called Clostridiales, but this is not a natural group and is likely to be redefined in the future.
The Common Consular Instructions need to be redefined and adapted to the situation today.
ownership need to be redefined.
some tasks will need to be redefined.
The period during which distillation may take place needs to be redefined to bring it more into line with the production of wine in all producer Member States.
the responsibilities of each of these players will therefore have to be redefined in order to ensure security of supply for gas users.
He thought that the EESC's role would have to be redefined in the light of the provisions of new Article 11 of the Treaty on European Union, which mentioned the principle of participatory democracy.
Finally I would like to look at what a number of Member States call'baker's honey', which is to be redefined, if the rapporteur has his way, as'industrial honey.
Ethics and morality continue to be redefined by the economic ethos of the day,
the European Parliament and the Commission agree that these need to be redefined and their implementation needs to be standardised across the EU.
I agree that the principles need to be redefined, but I believe that we should devise instead a transversal, horizontal strategy which will
a strong political will the need for Europe cannot actually be met. And then, as the President-in-Office said this morning, the institutional balances are out of kilter and need to be redefined.
I agree that the principles need to be redefined, but I believe that we should devise instead a transversal,
the model for which needs to be redefined and given concrete form within the short term.
Consequently, the targets for awareness campaigns and training may have to be redefined, responding to more sophisticated needs such as better awareness of the opportunities
it means that these have to be redefined by all the political and social actors,
of its political responsibilities, which will need to be redefined and strengthened following the elections on 13 June this year- keep an watchful eye over the action taken by the Commission in response to this debate and our report.
at a time when the Union's aims need to be redefined and adjusted in the light of the profound changes being brought about by the single currency and enlargement.
efficient man, but you appear to be redefining those terms entirely.