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to engage {Verb}
engagera · fängsla · anta · svara för · uppta · försäkra · lägga beslag på · anfalla · gå till anfall mot · kräva · åta sig · lova · tjusa · tinga · reservera · anlita · förmå · garantera · beställa · förbinda sig · sysselsätta · antälla · förpliktiga sig · övertala · gå i god för · gripa in i varandra · ta upp kampen med · sätta på spel · sätta i pant · ta i anspråk · delvis mura in · vidfästa · sätta in i strid · koppla ihop
Englisch-Schwedisch Übersetzung für "to engage"
"to engage" Schwedisch Übersetzung
to engage {Verb}
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.} (auch: to hire, to engage in, to book, to absorb)
We need to engage and create the participatory functioning of the EU institutions.
Sport is an excellent way to engage people in their communities.
And if we're going to engage them, I think that's what we've got to do.
As I already indicated, this is mainly an instrument for business to engage in.
to engage in sports
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.} (auch: to jail, to intrigue, to enthrall, to enthral)
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.} (auch: to receive, to presume, to postulate, to pass)
The European Union will not be able to engage in a dynamic foreign policy with the unanimity procedure.
The debate is one in which we must engage with the Member States, the governments and the political parties.
The policy that we, together with Russia, are currently engaged in adopting will be the basis for a renewable cooperation agreement with that country.
In addition to adopting three important documents, the leaders of the summit actively engaged in discussion of sensitive issues like human rights, the South China Sea, East Timor and Burma.
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.} (auch: to pay, to answer for, to account for, to vouch for)
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.} (auch: to occupy, to naturalize, to naturalise, to associate)
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.} (auch: to insure, to guarantee, to claim, to assure)
Let me assure you that we continue to engage the Commission to work even closer with the Ombudsman and with Parliament’ s Committee on...
At the same time, we must engage with governments to ensure that we sign up to the things we want to see realised in the future and that we
But I can assure you, honourable Members, that these issues will remain a central part of our policy agenda and we will continue to engage
I should like to assure Members that these proceedings attract a lot of attention in institutions outside this Parliament which are engaged in fighting money laundering.
The Commissioner said, and I quote, that FIFA and UEFA, insofar as they are engaged in economic activities, must ensure that they comply with the legislation of the European Community.
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.} (auch: to expropriate, to commandeer, to bag, to appropriate)
Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, we are engaging in a rather curious debate, and I cannot say that I understand all the various standpoints.
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.} (auch: to go for, to charge, to attack, to assault)
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.} (auch: to assault)
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.} (auch: to require, to push for, to need, to insist)
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.} (auch: to plead, to assume, to take on, to undertake)
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.} (auch: to promise, to guarantee, to bode, to augur)
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.} (auch: to becharm, to enchant, to charm, to captivate)
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.} (auch: to book)
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.} (auch: to reserve, to earmark, to book, to speak for)
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.} (auch: to hire, to employ, to brief, to use)
I have had to engage a lawyer to follow up the fact that this has not been dealt with responsibly over the last couple of years.
It is important to strike a balance between protecting agency workers and avoiding burdens that could stop business engaging them, particularly for short-term assignments.
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.} (auch: to provoke, to prompt, to move, to induce)
In the medium term, while condemning terrorist acts we must bring Hizbollah and Hamas in from the cold and engage them in a dialogue for...
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.} (auch: to guarantee, to ensure, to certify, to safeguard)
Can the Commission reassure us, through the results, that EU vessels are not engaging in illegal fishing.
We have to ensure that those who are engaged in production feel it is worthwhile for them and for their children.
When engaged in economic activity, sport governing bodies should, like any undertaking, ensure compliance with EC competition rules.
We cannot ensure the support of the electorate of Europe for the outcome of the Intergovernmental Conference unless people are fully engaged in the debate that takes place there.
Let me say that, for me, the Commission’ s relationship with the Ombudsman is about firmly engaging ourselves to guarantee good administration and openness and, ultimately, democracy.
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.} (auch: to order, to indent, to commission)
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.} (auch: to contract, to condition, to undertake)
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.} (auch: to occupy, to employ)
But you have raised an important issue which will no doubt engage both the Council and the European Parliament for a long time to come.
There are many doctors engaged in ending the lives of thousands of patients, including newborn infants.
We also support the initiative to give further training to EC officials engaged in external activities.
At this moment we are engaging in the dialogue of the Lomé Convention, so at this stage we have not drawn conclusions.
In this decade we have already lost 25 % of people engaged in agriculture and incomes have dropped by around 20 %.
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.}
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.}
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.} (auch: to reason, to persuade, to talk into, to cajole)
We have to persuade our partners to engage in South-South cooperation.
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.} (auch: to vouch for)
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.}
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.}
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.} (auch: to risk, to hazard)
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.}
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.} (auch: to take up)
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.}
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.} [Bauwes.]
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.} [Mil.]
to engage [engaged|engaged] {Vb.} [Techn.]
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