Summary
record {noun}
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to record {verb}
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English-Swedish translation for "record"
"record" Swedish translation
record {noun}
record {noun} (also: review, report, recitation, recital)
record {noun} (also: roll, register, list, catalogue)
The European Union has an impressive record in democracy building, including in the new Member States.
I think that it would hardly be feasible to record who had an idea first or presented it most forcefully, to acknowledge authorship, so to
We think that these should not be allowed to continue to operate without full public access to the record of what is dumped there.
It is the case, of course, that payments can only be made to a beneficiary if he or she is recorded in the appropriate register.
We have initial records; we do not have statistics because, as you know, most programmes started up in the last 18 months.
Mr Schüssel is a man with an honourable record in European politics.
I have never assumed anything other than that the honourable Member had an absolutely spotless, unblemished record in all respects.
His distinguished record as a public servant of skill and integrity is, I am sure, recognised in his own country as it is in Macao, and in
Olympic record in exploiting this event politically.
It is a matter of public record.
This is not a record, sir.
It is therefore extremely important that we keep a record, a register, so that citizens have a reasonable chance of seeing what documents
Like me, you probably know that a European criminal record does not yet exist for people convicted of paedophilia, for instance.
Commission records refer to the refusal of 30 % of requests for information.
record {noun} (also: documentation)
(Laughter) And the story of 1950 is the story of every year that we have on record, with a little twist, because now we've got these nice...
My constituent also points to what he calls the mysterious unavailability of legal records relating to Mr Kheyfets.
However, let us examine one of the high points of the EU’ s record on animal welfare.
The Commission's first document describes the depletion over Scandinavia, Greenland and Siberia as being a record.
- a ‘ European Language Portfolio’: a record of linguistic and cultural skills.
I should like to say on record that I will be happy to send the Commissioner the papers from which I quoted during my speech.
Here, you will find various commands for recording and displaying changes to the document.
record {noun} (also: registration, enrolment, enrollment)
Sorting is not possible if Record changes is active.
Again, without a record of the work that has been undertaken, it is extremely difficult to encourage new participants.
- to improve access to information on prohibitions, through compulsory registration of prohibition in the criminal record; and
Here, you will find various commands for recording and displaying changes to the document.
It is essential to ensure accurate verification and recording of trans-shipments and landings.
record {noun} (also: evidence, testimony)
What we mean by'secret ballot ' is that no record is kept.
Such irresponsibility and contradiction has to be recorded in the annals and in the record of this House.
Notification of resignation in an official record was intended to be a condition which must be fulfilled before the resignation can take
The opinion of the Committee, together with a record of its proceedings, shall be forwarded to the European Parliament, to the Council and
Mr President, in yesterday's Minutes my name is not recorded as being here.
record {noun} (also: pressing)
It must be something of a record to receive a six-minute reply at Question Time.
President Milosevic has a ten-year record of terror and manipulation.
At ECU 1.14 billion, 1.7 % of expenditure, identified irregularities have hit a new record.
You made reference to the fact that your team set a record in terms of attendance.
The Labour Government's record in Britain is also a proud one.
It is difficult to be other than impressed by the EBRD's track record.
His track record has earned him the support of the House.
Well, then it would be a shame to put a black mark on your record.
That being said, our general track record and ability to trace and document is quite good.
We value transparency and working in public on the record, not behind closed doors.
record {noun}
record {noun}
You can't challenge his record when Mays doesn't have one.
In addition, he has an appalling record on human rights.
The record of the Burmese regime remains appalling.
Unfortunately, even the Commission cannot pride itself on a completely flawless financial record during the period in question.
record {noun}
record {noun}
Mrs de Palacio has a fine record of defending European interests.
record {noun}
To some extent we do know what we are doing but we have no record of the composition of the different activities.
record {noun}
to record {verb}
to record [recorded|recorded] {vb} (also: to reveal, to register, to prove, to proclaim)
I should like my admiration for him and for the courage he has shown to go on record.
I tabled Amendment No 5 because I wanted to put the implications of this action on the record.
Furthermore the record of Irish farmers in relation to animal welfare is an exemplary one.
Changed positions are marked with an offset dash at the page border if Record and Display were selected.
They are now being prevented from joining the workforce because they do not have a track record.
to record [recorded|recorded] {vb} (also: to pick up, to lift, to draw, to drag up)
I shall raise this matter in writing, but I just wanted to put it on record.
I want to record the following in explanation.
At the Feira European Council, the European Union will record the interest expressed by Canada in participating in this joint European
Speaking of the World Bank in general terms, it unfortunately appears that, in some respects, it has the worst record when it comes to the
I want to say at the outset that I am very grateful for this opportunity of addressing you tonight on the subject of passenger name records.
to record [recorded|recorded] {vb} (also: to file, to enroll, to enrol, to calendar)
to record [recorded|recorded] {vb} (also: to cook)
to record [recorded|recorded] {vb} (also: to dash off)
to record [recorded|recorded] {vb} (also: to document, to substantiate)
That being said, our general track record and ability to trace and document is quite good.
to record [recorded|recorded] {vb} (also: to register, to key, to keyboard)
A checkmark before the Record command in the menu shows that that function is active.
She has said that it is important to gather and to record knowledge.
In order to record changes to your work, choose Edit - Changes.
It is possible to record a great deal of sensitive personal data.
It will therefore be possible for Member States to record the locations of the resultant crops.
to record [recorded|recorded] {vb} (also: to minute)
Finally, I would also like to record my support for Amendment No 7 tabled by the ELDR.
The Commission shall, after assuring itself that the tonnage fixed has been reached, formally record the measures taken.
Firstly, let me put on record my total abhorrence of the terrorist incidents that have happened all too often in the Middle East.
I would like to record my appreciation for the important contribution that you have made to achieving our shared objectives.
At least it would eliminate us recording the results of roll-call votes.
to record [recorded|recorded] {vb} (also: to produce, to screen, to shoot, to transcribe)
to tape-record
to tape record
We should record it."
And so they bring in this big, clunky analog tape recorder and they start recording these little bleep, bleeps.
to record [recorded|recorded] {vb} (also: to report, to fable)
to record [recorded|recorded] {vb}
to record [recorded|recorded] {vb} (also: to reflect, to transcribe, to render)
I should like to record briefly the background and purposes of the reform under discussion today.
to record [recorded|recorded] {vb} (also: to tape, to tape record)
to tape record
to record [recorded|recorded] {vb}
to record [recorded|recorded] {vb} (also: to register)
Therefore, I wish to put on record now what I was trying to propose.
In addition, we want to put on record what we believe are misrepresentations in some of the text.
I wish to record here my appreciation for the initiative taken by Commissioner Frattini.
I wish to record my opposition to this report.
I should like to have this recorded in the Minutes.
to record [recorded|recorded] {vb}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "record":
© Princeton Universitycommemorate · memorialize · memorialise · immortalize · immortalise · read · register · show · tape · enter · put down · track record · phonograph record · phonograph recording · disk · disc · platter · criminal record · record book · book
Usage examples
Usage examples for "record" in Swedish
Forum results
"record" translation - forum results
Similar words
recombination · recommendation · recommendations · recommended · recompense · reconciled · reconciliation · reconciling · reconnaissance · reconstruction · record · recorded · recorder · recording · recordplayer · records · recourse · recoverable · recovered · recovery · recreation
In the Czech-English dictionary you will find more translations.