Examples of using To the observance in English and their translations into Swedish
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Let them see to the observance of the things that they decree,
Any other checks which he considers will contribute to the observance of the Directive.
We renew our commitment to the observance of internationally recognised core labour standards.
As the guardian of the Treaty, the Commission attaches the utmost importance to the observance of those principles.
holds it to the observance of the laws and corrects abuses.
especially with respect to the observance of human rights.
can be reduced to the observance of certain rules,
along with some regrettably retrograde trends when it comes to the observance of moratoria.
I also want to stress that Ukraine is a very responsible attitude to the observance of this regime,- quotes"112 Ukraine" Poroshenko.
NL Madam President, our commitment to the observance of fundamental rights means little without personal involvement
curses attached respectively to the observance and neglect of the Deuteronomic law.
Without prejudice to the observance of the procedural requirements for appeal and the redress mechanisms of the Member State concerned, any person concerned shall have the right to obtain the correction of any inaccurate personal data or the deletion of any data recorded unlawfully without delay.
In particular, the Commission will give the greatest attention to the observance, in Hong Kong, of the agreements which have been made with Great Britain.
therefore may give rise to concerns as to the observance of equality of treatment108.
regard is to be had among the other things to the observance of good faith in international trade.
merely bound themselves to the observance of theso-called seven Noachic commandments(on which in another place), the question of'baptism'
consumer protection by implicitly stating that the principle of res judicata was subject to the observance of the principles of equivalence and of effectiveness.
This covenant pledged the community to the observance of the Law, the abstention from intermarriage with heathens,
that the Gentile Christians are not bound to circumcision, nor to the observance of the ceremonial Mosaic Law,
whereas, during the period of application of the reference prices this reduction is subject to the observance of a given price on the internal market of the Community; whereas the implementation of these arrangements requires the adoption of detailed rules for their application;
under appropriate arrangements subject to the observance by Eurocontrol of the conditions to be included in a framework of cooperation between the Commission and Eurocontrol.
actions for damages contribute to the observance of those rules and thus to effective competition in Europe.
determinedly as his line was taken, he was never a slave to a theory in regard to the observances of poverty or anything else;
is a standstill or even steps backwards in relation to the observance of civil and human rights,
on a permanent basis, subject to the observance of specific conditions,
Accordingly, Eurocontrol should be permitted to develop draft measures, under appropriate arrangements subject to the observance by Eurocontrol of the conditions to be included in a framework of cooperation between the Commission and Eurocontrol.