Summary
to impart {verb}
ge · skänka · meddela · berätta
part {noun}
sak · organ · andel · avdelning · avsnitt · del · sida · parti · stycke · häfte · kant · uppgift · beståndsdel · håll · lott · bråkdel · skyldighet · kroppsdel · reservdel · part · kapitel · stämma · roll
part {adverb}
dels · delvis · till en del
English-Swedish translation for "to impart"
"to impart" Swedish translation
to impart {verb}
to impart [imparted|imparted] {vb} (also: to reach, to produce, to pay, to offer)
to impart [imparted|imparted] {vb} (also: to provide, to present, to pay, to grant)
to impart [imparted|imparted] {vb} (also: to report, to notify, to intimate, to inform)
I would, though, like to impart to the House something that Mr Cohn-Bendit did not say.
We need to have an understanding about teaching and learning models, how we want to employ them, and what values we want to impart through
to impart [imparted|imparted] {vb} (also: to apprise, to apprize, to report, to narrate)
part {noun}
It is not our business to decide what countries should form part of EMU.
If not, this is another part that must be included in the budgetary procedure.
It is now the turn of Parliament and the Council to play their part.
One thing has changed since last month's part-session, when we last discussed Zimbabwe.
The term mortgage used in one part of Europe means something totally different elsewhere.
You could have won a grain of confidence if you had changed part of it.
I find that very worrying on the part of an institution that is the custodian of the European treaties.
This is a multi-agency issue which we are following carefully as part of the reform process.
An organ, a super-board, or is it part of the Council?
These bodies or departments shall inform the Court of Auditors whether they intend to take part in the audit.
The other side of the coin is, though, a clear increase in part-time employment, especially of women, among whom it has now reached 45...
At the same time, it shows how large a part the Member States play in administering the EU budget, as they use up 80 % of all expenditure.
What success has the Presidency had with this objective during this period, and what proportion of the meetings have been fully or in part
As regards the issue of SMEs, we have, of course, been careful to ensure that SMEs play a part in the framework programme, as was
Partly because the quantity of waste is ever increasing, we need to establish a percentage level here too as quickly as possible.
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We are, however, aware of the fact that parts of the report concern an area covered by Title IV of the EC Treaty and do not therefore apply to Denmark, cf. the protocol on Denmark’ s position.
Consequently, I cannot agree with part 17 of Amendment No 9.
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Parts of it have been strengthened, but other parts may well contain too many compromises.
We fully intend to strengthen policy in this area as part of a coherent approach.
In this regard, we must not forget that the EU is part of the world market, too.
This is to a certain extent where the problem lies, or in large part at any rate.
In other words, the mid-term review continues directly as part of Agenda 2000.
For our part, we will tell the farmers about the expediency of these programmes.
We think this attitude on the part of the European Parliament is quite wasteful.
So I am hoping for a strong, specific commitment on the part of the Commission.
It is therefore natural that there are demands like this on the part of consumers.
That is why I see it as populism on your part to accuse us of seeking revenge.
The Commission on its part has promised an inquiry into the role of the army.
This is why my party, the Dutch Socialist Party, rejects that part of the proposals.
Okay, now getting to a part -- I want to show design in illusions.
Is it conceivable, ladies and gentlemen, for a party to exist without taking part in elections?
Regrettably, we interpret these disturbances as forming part of the governing party's election campaign.
We have managed to come to a compromise on only a very short part of this paragraph.
Why then has the Commission based the directive on the wrong part of the Treaty?
Select that part of the paragraph, text or object which is to form the basis of the new Style.
Paragraph b) would include the entire first part up to 'Plan Colombia ' and, in the second paragraph, the remainder of the text.
Finally, Amendment No 2 is superfluous in the Commission's view, and Amendments Nos 13, 14 and 17, first sentence, are partly unclear or particularly incompatible with the aim of the proposal.
The proposal which is tabled today is part of the larger package known as the one-stop-shop scheme.
Yet there is no reason to suppose that Bavaria has produced more great scientists than the eastern part of Germany.
It is not known when this will come about, but the postponement is not due to delays on the part of the new Member States.
You see, it emerged that during the plenary part-sessions there is a significant rise in prostitution in the area, in Strasbourg.
Europe has managed to avoid the economic crises that have hit many parts of the world over recent years.
Education has a major part to play in building an equal and integrated society.
It is vital that all industries play their part, including the aviation industry.
And a project of this scale calls for an exceptional effort on the part of all concerned.
This task deserves our full attention and we each have a part to play.
That concludes this debate, and I would like to thank everybody who has taken part in it.
part {noun} (also: ingredient, element, constituent, component part)
This is part of the Kyoto Protocol, which, after all, almost all of us wish to ratify.
This directive is an important part of the new competition-oriented environment in telecommunications.
They are also an integral part of the ACP-EU partnership.
That is, in our view, an important part of this work.
Quantity management must continue to form part of the market organisations.
Council and Commission, are these serious doubts on the part of Lithuania justified?
Such measures have never existed, they have never existed even on the part of the United Nations.
This is excellent work on the part of the Commission.
Part of the problem in Asia and elsewhere lies in the fact that there are no adequate rules.
We are seeing a great deal of hypocrisy here on the part of Member States and the Council.
But in just a tiny sliver of the Earth's history, the last one-millionth part, a few thousand years, the patterns of vegetation altered...
For example it has enabled us to fly from peripheral parts of the European Union to the centre for a fraction of the cost of 20 years ago.
part {noun} (also: responsibility, obligation, liability, duty)
However, there is no evidence of any such obligation on the part of the private sector.
Europe has a humanitarian, political and moral duty to impose peace in this part of the world.
However, the need for further analysis also applies to the new obligation referred to in the first part of Amendment No 7.
I say this because - and I stress this - there is no legal obligation on the part of the Commission to consult us on this issue.
I should like to highlight a number of specific parts of this report as being particularly important.
MRI is using magnetic fields and radio frequencies to scan the brain, or any part of the body.
Firstly, from an ethical point of view, we cannot advocate the idea of selling blood or any body part.
Being a part of an RTA has its positive political benefits.
This is a dramatic step which reduces the chances of Cuba becoming part of Cotonou.
The European Union must, therefore, encourage the adoption of these instruments and play a full part in them.
Such an appeal may be brought by any party which has been unsuccessful, in whole or in part, in its submissions.
We are a great big part of it - He's funny.
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Sustainable development is not part of the European plan, a chapter among others, as it was portrayed.
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The Commission will soon be tabling proposals to amend the external assistance chapter of the financial regulation to give legal backing to key parts of the new harmonised procedures.
Happily, the Committee on Budgets has reconciled the various parts of internal policy.
I think that two of them partly cover the same areas as your plans, but I would venture to say that the third idea could remedy a shortfall.
The concept of subsidiarity has played an important part throughout this debate.
And here I wonder whether the European Investment Bank could play a bigger part.
The Commission on its part has promised an inquiry into the role of the army.
Meanwhile, what part do we play in this display of incompetence and incapacity?
The Framework Programme must play a part in increasing awareness of this issue.
part {adverb}
And that's done in part with the help from Western technology.
Part of this effort is being made in the Agenda 2000 framework, but there are other vehicles too, especially the SEM 2000 project.
This possibility, however, is not currently part of the Convention's plans, which are still mainly along the lines of the united model.
part of the internal market.
Mr President, my group will vote partly in favour, partly against.
Well then, we must endeavour to implement this major undertaking, at least in part.
Deby used part of the oil consortium's advance millions to acquire weapons.
We now know that the 11 September attacks were, at least in part, planned in Hamburg.
The Commission finds 20 of these amendments acceptable in full or in part.
All other amendments are acceptable to the Commission, either in full or in part.
part {adv.} (also: partly)
That would damage Swedish regional policy which is based in part on investment incentives.
If we succeeded, it is due in part to the unity of purpose demonstrated by the various institutions.
To one part of it, we say ‘ yes’; to another, we say ‘ no’.
In part, small-minded prejudices are involved here.
The next major step will be the development of the northern dimension as part of the union's internal policy.
Synonyms
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Usage examples
Usage examples for "to impart" in Swedish
What will the High Representative do to impart a new dynamism to the EU’s policies in the region, while at the same time ensuring the requisite consistency in them?
Secondly, a sound knowledge base, which imparts important material and leaves out what is unimportant, still forms the basis for education in the twenty-first century.
Even during initial training and then in the course of lifelong learning, entrepreneurship and knowledge of business practices must be imparted and encouraged.
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