Examples of using To evolving in English and their translations into Swedish
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Adaptation to evolving needs and opportunities.
This buildings programme also responded to evolving functional needs.
We look forward to evolving Diamond Vision even further in the future.".
service coverage best suited to evolving needs.
We commit ourselves to evolving our core transport technology to continuously enhance how we serve our customers.
look forward to evolving a future together.
In 2017, the company responded to evolving customer needs with new services
The proposed measures include legal provisions to adequately respond to evolving terrorist threats.
Adaptability is required also in order to respond to evolving needs with respect to practical cooperation on resettlement between Member States.
which limits the budget's responsiveness to evolving needs.
Greater flexibility is needed to enable programmes to adapt to evolving market conditions during the implementation phase.
On 19 December 2011 the Commission adopted a proposal to modernise the Professional Qualifications Directive41 so as to adapt it to evolving labour markets.
The company's leadership credits success and longevity to evolving its business, to keep corporations relevant
thus encouraging constant adaptation to evolving market requirements.
Animation is seen as an evolving concept to evolving art form,
the need to ensure adaptability to evolving needs is established in the legal text.
are easier to adapt to evolving risks.
look forward to evolving into the industry leader for innovative nano optic
The online Master of Laws in Taxation from the top-20 ranked Washington University School of Law equips students with tax law expertise to solve complex tax issues and adapt to evolving legislation.
This means in particular responding to evolving consumer demand- in Europe as well as globally- by speeding up the development
As software becomes pervasive, qualities such as reliability, security and adaptability to evolving needs are also becoming a prime concern.
In order to adapt to evolving consumer demands,
must remain responsive to evolving circumstances both within and without the Union.
this part of the spectrum can be used efficiently to adapt to evolving telecoms and media markets while preserving the EU's audiovisual model
to break down the divisions between‘education and training' and‘work' so that">people can make sure that their skills are suited to evolving labour market needs throughout their lives.".
The rules must of course be revised on an on-going basis to ensure that they can continue to provide the necessary flexibility for public authorities to respond to evolving needs of the society and keep up to date with technological change.
must remain responsive to evolving circumstances both within and outside the Union.
that they are relevant to evolving markets, economy and changes in society.
Manages the resources to evolve faster than it can.