Summary
to deliver {verb}
ge · rikta · framföra · dela ut · föda · lämna fram · hålla · befria · överlämna · föda barn · förlösa · hålla sitt ord · rädda från · frälsa · rädda · utbrista · skaffa röster · leverera
to {particle}
att · för att
Synonyms
deliver: give birth · bear · birth
English-Swedish translation for "to deliver"
"to deliver" Swedish translation
to deliver {verb}
to deliver [delivered|delivered] {vb} (also: to reach, to produce, to pay, to offer)
My concern is that we should deliver that assistance more effectively and more rapidly.
We must show them that Europe can deliver a credible response to their concerns.
So, let us be clear about what the Services Directive is going to deliver.
I hope this strategy will deliver greater coherence and added value.
So far I cannot see how training compensation is going to deliver that.
to deliver [delivered|delivered] {vb} (also: to project, to play, to fix, to direct)
to deliver [delivered|delivered] {vb} (also: to produce, to present, to perform, to offer)
I am proud that the European Parliament has helped deliver your demands.
This is the message we must deliver at the summit meeting on Friday.
The meeting with President Putin will be a chance to deliver a clear and hopefully coherent message from European Union leaders.
We will go on doing that and delivering that message.
The role of the Commission is to give the political imperative, to provide the instruments for Member States and to raise public awareness, and we are delivering on that.
to deliver [delivered|delivered] {vb} (also: to pass out, to hand out, to give out, to give away)
Private operators will also be able to deliver letters at four times the price of a normal letter.
It is no good sending out letters to start projects half way through the year and then expect that we can deliver those on time.
Therefore, it is recommended that universal postal providers within the Union will be able to deliver all postal items below 150 grammes in
to deliver [delivered|delivered] {vb} (also: to litter, to have, to engender, to breed)
to deliver
He described himself not as the author but as the midwife who had allowed Parliament to deliver this baby which needed then to be nurtured.
to deliver [delivered|delivered] {vb} (also: to present, to bring)
to deliver [delivered|delivered] {vb} (also: to pitch, to maintain, to lay, to last)
I hope that you will be able to deliver on those promises, Prime Minister.
I have consistently refused to make promises on which I cannot deliver.
So we have promised something to our citizens we cannot deliver.
We must be careful not to promise things we cannot deliver.
to deliver
to deliver [delivered|delivered] {vb} (also: to rid, to rescue, to relieve, to release)
Nature has given this country sufficient resources and wealth to deliver it from need and give it the best conditions of life on earth.
The Group of the European People's Party abuses and insults the memory of the millions of communists who gave their very lives to deliver
to deliver [delivered|delivered] {vb} (also: to resign, to refer to, to present, to leave)
In fact, it seems very doubtful that the US will deliver its share as planned.
Why is not actually possible to deliver direct a payment order by a German court in France?
Its author's sole concern, under the guise of unifying energy markets in Europe, is to deliver this entire sector into the hands of private
Khin Nyunt, the current Prime Minister, played a central role in ensuring I did not have the opportunity to deliver that letter in person.
to deliver [delivered|delivered] {vb}
to deliver [delivered|delivered] {vb}
to deliver [delivered|delivered] {vb}
to deliver [delivered|delivered] {vb}
to deliver [delivered|delivered] {vb} (also: to save)
to deliver [delivered|delivered] {vb} (also: to rescue, to pull through, to liberate, to salvage)
to deliver
This afternoon Mr Barroso delivered a clear and determined address, which we welcome.
to deliver [delivered|delivered] {vb} (also: to burst out, to break out, to blurt out)
to deliver [delivered|delivered] {vb} [Amer.] [coll.]
to deliver [delivered|delivered] {vb} [comm.]
Farmers have been unable to deliver milk for some days in various countries.
Google Chrome supports WebGL technology to deliver hardware-accelerated 3D graphics .
Over and over again we see well-meaning programmes like this that fail to deliver.
The days on which they were unable to deliver should be added to their quota.
The economies of those countries were flexible enough to adapt and to deliver the goods.
to {preposition}
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Here select a data field on which you want to see column information or to edit.
2. Next, you'll need to add the _link function to any links between the domains.
On the one hand, it is a great help for many countries to have access to credit.
I would thus ask you to proceed to the vote in line with the Rules of Procedure.
To conclude, Madam President, I would like draw attention to rural development.
There is no reason to give tax advantages to a particular form of distribution.
This has delighted British Government representatives to the European Convention.
Mr President, I personally am delighted to see the Renault workers here with us.
If we do not devote any attention to that group, things are bound to go wrong.
to {particle}
I therefore feel it is right for Parliament to be able to put forward its views.
We are all delighted to have the opportunity to spend four days here each month.
I should like to welcome Mr Kinnock and ask him to reply to Mr Evans's question.
I think that it is necessary to see that wages depend on collective negotiation.
You, Mr President-in-Office, will have our staunch support to reach these goals.
If change and effective action are to be achieved, specific analyses are needed.
We must fight the causes at their root if we are to be able to save the forests.
Mr Verheugen, you have the floor to answer the question by Mrs González Álvarez.
You, Mr President-in-Office, will have our staunch support to reach these goals.
A partial ban on advertising is not, therefore, enough to protect public health.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "deliver":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to deliver" in Swedish
Similar words
delighted · delightful · delights · delimitation · delineate · delineation · delinquency · delinquent · delirious · delirium · deliver · deliverable · deliverance · delivered · deliveries · delivering · delivery · delphinium · delta · deltoid · deltoidal
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