Examples of using To existing instruments in English and their translations into Swedish
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Application to existing instruments.
higher-quality samples compared to existing instruments.”.
The white paper refers to existing instruments and is based on factors which are still not or not adequately understood.
Such clauses have been often added to existing instruments.
The application of the general agreement to existing instruments would have as an advantage the strengthening of their binding character.
It is appropriate to slightly revise the language used in the recital in order not to prejudice an interpretation by the European Court of Justice with respect to the applicability of Regulation 1182/71 to existing instruments in the area of civil justice.
How the instrument will relate to existing instruments: will it respect, replace or complement them?
would be partly offset by a reallocation of some of the funds allocated to existing instruments ARGO and ERF.
What can we come up with, in addition to existing instruments, to promote contacts between people here
Recourse to existing instruments and procedures under the various policies must be rationalised to achieve an optimum result.
explicitly conceived of as being complementary to existing instruments, supplementing them in areas where they are not effective.
It is working on improving access to existing instruments for information-provision to citizens, through the creation of a"single front office" operating on-line.
others saw the EBF as complementary to existing instruments, such as the European Regional Development Fund,
In addition to existing instruments, specific action is needed to further strengthen economic
strengthening of the rights in relation to existing instruments, carried out in close co-operation with the civil society.
abuse efficient, Member should be obliged to resort to existing instruments on mutual assistance in fiscal matters,
The Council of 12 July 2011 recalled that financial instruments need to be assessed in terms of leverage effects in comparison to existing instruments, risks that would be added to government balance sheets and possible crowding out of private institutions.
by making appropriate references to the existing instruments.
proposed for speedy adoption by the relevant institutions, and initiatives to use existing instruments to the full.