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to develop {verbo}
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Traducción Inglés-Sueco para "to develop"
"to develop" en sueco
to develop {verbo}
to develop [developed|developed] {vb} (también: to advance)
This does not mean reforming against the actors, but to make these sectors develop in conjunction with them.
We want to make headway in developing a wide-ranging innovation policy.
to develop [developed|developed] {vb} (también: to feature, to emerge, to come out, to appear)
to develop [developed|developed] {vb} (también: to reveal, to register, to record, to prove)
Let us hope that the Council will now take a leaf out of our book and develop the same sense of urgency.
Here we need to show, however, much more determination and exert much more pressure so that true closed cycles develop.
The Union needs to look to the future, boldly embrace reform, and demonstrate the political will needed to develop Europe.
develop in future.
We have to acknowledge very clearly what the perception of developing countries is.
to develop [developed|developed] {vb} (también: to rise, to emerge, to breed, to arise)
If this does not happen, then tensions will develop within monetary union.
Recently, we have let an AIDS epidemic run riot and we have allowed mad cow disease to develop.
And that is why we must not allow the myth to develop in Europe that this Commission is balanced.
It is an indication of a personality that has failed to develop properly, and it can occur in both males and females.
I do not underestimate the difficulties that will arise in the negotiations we are yet to have with the advanced developing countries on industrial tariffs.
to develop [developed|developed] {vb} (también: to progress, to grow up, to grow, to go on)
Programmes which begin in a more modest way can also develop along those lines.
Unless Maastricht is revised, Europe will develop into a poor neighbourhood.
So do you have a feeling about how these discussions may develop in the IGC?
Not everyone accepts that we need to develop further that system of guarantees.
They must be allowed to develop under a flexible and consistent regulatory framework.
to develop [developed|developed] {vb} (también: to play upon, to play on, to impose, to harness)
promote research and develop forest products for multiple purposes, such as medical applications.
Fourthly, we need to support Community action and programmes to develop renewable sources of energy.
We must take every opportunity to develop this country and to build up a strong relationship with it.
It is Europe's responsibility to develop a plan of action which will help SMEs make the most of these qualities.
We should make better use of the expertise developed within these circles.
to develop [developed|developed] {vb} (también: to produce, to give, to generate, to bring)
to develop [developed|developed] {vb} (también: to form, to educate, to breed, to train)
A major focus of this programme is also to train young people to develop their interpersonal skills.
A consequence is that that the losing nations do not have that skill space that they need to educate their young people and develop their
We must train people and ensure that this labour market of 1.2 million jobs can be exploited in future, and that we develop programmes that
So it is time to regard the young person as a developing being, wishing to train himself rather than being trained.
Firstly, it is necessary to train health workers in developing countries and to channel every effort into ensuring that they stay.
to develop [developed|developed] {vb} (también: to receive, to move, may, to make)
Developing countries must be given the chance to develop their own agricultural potential.
Currently, the project to develop SIS II is at the stage of publishing the call for tender.
What is going to provide the incentive for commercial companies to develop alternative testing methods?
European culture with all its diversity has direct need of our support if it is to survive and develop.
Finally, rules on labelling should be tightened so that pigmeat can develop its own brand loyalty over time.
to develop [developed|developed] {vb} (también: to prepare, to labour, to hammer out, to formulate)
These bodies should jointly develop procedures for fighting this phenomenon.
I hope we can develop legislation that focuses on the fundamental issues.
Would it not be possible for the Commission to develop a uniform model for all the agencies?
My intention is that we develop legislation that focuses on the fundamental issues.
The Council agrees fully that the EU needs to develop a commensurate political profile.
to develop [developed|developed] {vb}
to develop [developed|developed] {vb} (también: to shape up)
Then both systems will be able to develop alongside one another in Spain.
The African people have their own plans and want to develop themselves, but want help in order to achieve this.
How do you think the right of veto will develop?
I wonder how this will develop.
The idea of candidate membership is that the country concerned develops into a Member State like the others.
to develop [developed|developed] {vb}
We therefore need to develop an effective control system in all the Member States of the European Union.
We are looking at roads, but most of all at the railways and at the fact that we need the financial resources to develop them.
What is the estimated level of investment needed to develop the European electricity networks over the next 10 years?
If the drug trade already constitutes 8 % of the volume of trade worldwide, then we must develop Europol as a European institution.
This shows that the Commission is really serious about further developing the internal market.
to develop [developed|developed] {vb} (también: to exploit, to tap, to work)
We should allow some time for this process to develop before becoming involved in any potential conflicts.
In view of my track record so far, I find it disgusting that I should be accused of exploiting the developing countries.
to develop [developed|developed] {vb}
to develop [developed|developed] {vb} (también: to generate, to foster, to form, to expand upon)
We likewise have to develop our assessment of cross-border environmental impact.
In the race to develop infrastructures, rail has been the great forgotten area.
In addition, we wanted to develop the Union's common foreign and security policy.
Having said all that, this is a useful tool for the European Union to develop.
Work is continuing to develop an appropriate treatment for loans of this type.
to develop [developed|developed] {vb} [fot.]
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