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to come to {Verb}
uppgå till · gälla · leda till · återfå medvetandet · anbelanga · beträffa · komma till · kvickna till · vakna till
to come {Verb}
nå · komma · anlända · finnas · räcka till
Englisch-Schwedisch Übersetzung für "to come to"
"to come to" Schwedisch Übersetzung
to come to {Verb}
to come to {Vb.} (auch: to amount, to reach, to number, to make)
The estimated development costs up to the year 2015 come to about ECU 87 billion.
If that is applied to the forthcoming financial framework from 2000 to 2006, the additional costs come to over EUR 3 billion.
An accounting system has come to light that is described quite rightly in the press as being ‘ as full of holes as a Swiss cheese’ and ‘ as
As regards funding, total investment – public and private – will come to approximately EUR 10 billion a year between now and 2010.
Two years ago consumer sales over the Internet came to some $ 600m and by the year 2000 they could amount to ECU 200 billion world wide.
to come to {Vb.} (auch: to involve, to go, to go for, to concern)
This proposal needs to be adopted as a matter of urgency as the present rules come to an end on 31 December 2005.
Students, pensioners and citizens of third countries who come to live here must also be free to move within the Union area.
It proved necessary to introduce such a compromise; the exclusion would be for five years if it does come to pass.
When this proposal comes into effect that should no longer occur.
The principle of subsidiarity should come into play here.
to come to {Vb.} (auch: to produce, to open into, to breed)
c) Intellectual property provisions that come to terms with protecting biodiversity and traditional knowledge;
It is a bad thing that accusations of sexual harassment could potentially lead to punishment for those whose accusations come to nothing.
The Israeli Government must come to realise that missiles, demolitions, apartheid walls and assassinations will not guarantee or bring it
Some marvellous ideas have come to light here - I am not sure whether they will really give us more ability to act in practice, but I am
Logically, this should mean that Parliament has more influence when it comes to malfunctioning on the part of the Commission.
to come to {Vb.} (auch: to come round, to come around)
to come to {Vb.}
to come to {Vb.} (auch: to regard)
to come to {Vb.}
Let me now come to the opinion of my group on the other reports under discussion.
Northern Ireland is an Objective 1 area but this will possibly come to an end.
However, I have decided that I really cannot come to Strasbourg any longer.
He knows perfectly well that she cannot come to this House to set the record straight.
If the public do n't come to the theatre, the theatre must go to the public.
to come to {Vb.} (auch: to revive, to come around, to perk)
to come to (after losing consciousness etc.) {Vb.}
to come {Verb}
Only products that meet our standards will come on to the internal market.
Sooner or later this clarification had to come and, let us face it, we now have that opportunity.
The new Member States have come through a long and difficult process to get where they are today.
We hope we will come to a conclusion now and take a decision.
This presidency has had the luck to come at the end of a long process in the construction of Europe.
Where will the real hard core of the European Union come from, if not from here?
Let me now come to the opinion of my group on the other reports under discussion.
At this stage to ask for the Azzolini report to come first would be difficult.
Our Sakharov prizewinner, Leyla Zana was unable to come here to collect her prize.
I would ask the technical services to come and resolve this technical problem.
Under this plan, a further 5 000+ tonnes of basic foodstuffs are due to arrive in the coming weeks.
Replies to the letters of verification are coming in as the ten month deadline for Israel's reply is expiring.
If there is to be trust and respect, it must come from all Member States.
There may be legal issues here but allow me to come to those in a moment.
There has to be a political settlement and it cannot come soon enough.
But the criteria stipulating what may or may not be in those waters do have to come from Europe.
As a result, it seems this shockingly cruel practice will continue for many years to come.
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