Summary
review {noun}
redogörelse · undersökning · anmälan · genomgång · revy · granskning · krönika · översikt · återblick · inspektion · översyn · tidskrift · omprövning · överblick · recension · förnyad prövning · repetition · revision · mönstring · återspolning
to review {verb}
betrakta · undersöka · överblicka · recensera · mönstra · redogöra för · ta upp till ny prövning · få en överblick över · låta passera revy · vara recensent · skriva recensioner · undersöka på nytt · gå igenom på nytt · granska på nytt · se över · anmäla · repetera · ompröva · inspektera
English-Swedish translation for "review"
"review" Swedish translation
review {noun}
review {noun} (also: report, record, recitation, recital)
review {noun} (also: opinion poll, poll, investigation, inspection)
Why does the Commission, as the ‘guardian of the Treaties’, not carry out this review itself?
In this review, the Commission will take account of technical progress and practical experience gained in Member States.
If this is indeed the case, we need a fundamental review of what we are publishing and how we are communicating with the people.
On the issue of mortgage credit, we agree that there needs to be a more detailed review - in particular on the point of transparency
However, since it is the view of the Commission that the measures contained in the amendment could be lacking in balance, it is thought that these should be reviewed further in a comprehensive study.
We in the Council have thoroughly examined the Commission's communication on the mid-term review.
The content of the report and the Commission review are in line with what we discussed during this debate.
Are you sure that this midstream change of horses does not make it necessary to review the blueprint on this point?
The Commission, in a recent review of the derogations, nevertheless ruled these concerns as ‘not justified’.
I am very pleased with the emphasis in the report on reviewing the tax and benefit schemes to provide incentives to take up job offers: this is an initiative that is welcome.
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I do think, though, that it is right to review what we have achieved in the Balkans, especially in the area where the Agency is active, and
The budgetary procedure has involved difficult negotiations but I have no intention of reviewing the entire process.
review {noun} (also: inspection, examination, criticism, censorship)
The principle of flexibility should be carried through to the review clause.
To this end, the review of trans-European networks will be carried out in two stages.
At the time it provided for a review of the regulation two years later.
We need to look at that as part of the review that is called for here.
This is a heavy burden and calls for a review earlier than planned.
We are also asked to prepare a review of measures in support of democracy.
Simplicity is all and subsidiarity means, in this context, simplicity and an appropriate period of research review.
We should be delighted to incorporate in that analysis a review of the way that the various dialogues have been developing.
The Commission report on the implementation of the working time directive contains a general review of how the Member States implement the
I therefore call for occasional reviews to be drawn up of the situation as it stands.
A review of the last meeting is of little use to me right now; I would have been very keen to hear it once the meeting was over.
At a time like now, when we are thinking about the future, that should prompt us to briefly review the past, as we have just done in
review {noun} (also: inspection, survey)
This proposal will fundamentally review the inspection systems in the Member States.
It must be subject to a broad review every two years, or preferably every three years.
Phase I will take five years to implement, with phase II in 2010 and a review in 2004.
To what extent is a review of existing rules planned in this connection?
The Commission is of the opinion that we should not prejudge this review.
review {noun} (also: rethink, re-examination, reassessment)
It therefore seems to me that an early review is going to be extremely necessary.
We should not hide behind a possible review of the Convention of Vienna.
The proposal for a directive also contains the call for a review of the situation in 2004.
We have a programme which runs until 2006, with a review in 2002.
No review or attempt to change the directive is appropriate.
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In my opinion, a careful review is needed of the new treatyʼ s consequences for justice and home affairs issues.
I would like to conclude by suggesting to the Commission that we will need, very shortly, a much wider review of food labelling
You can use the Flag as inappropriate link next to a review to report it as inappropriate.
I was just thinking... on stage if I mess up a line it could mean a bad review.
If you feel a review no long accurately reflects your transaction, you may delete your review.
The seller may reply to your review, but their comments and any further response you make won't appear online.
review {noun}
The cases of two more men out of the 52 who were arrested over a year ago were not reviewed.
review {noun} [Amer.] (also: dummy run)
I am, therefore, also opposed to our requesting a review of the directive now.
This value was not changed in the WHO's ongoing review that took place in Geneva in April 1997.
Moreover, a review will take place in a few years ' time.
The proposal requires a joint decision-making mechanism for the introduction, review and phasing out of temporary asylum.
Moreover, Parliament has improved the Commission's proposal by setting out the ways in which the aid given will be annually reviewed and precisely how primary and secondary aid will be monitored.
review {noun} [techn.]
to review {verb}
to review [reviewed|reviewed] {vb} (also: to regard, to put down, to look upon, to contemplate)
I accept it, as it will enable us to completely review our methods, to improve our management, and to cast a critical eye over the fight...
It is against this background that the two directives must be reviewed.
to review [reviewed|reviewed] {vb} (also: to appose, to poll, to look over, to look into)
An attempt is being made to review the entire field of offences relating to illegal immigration.
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It is on the basis of that general thesis that we must examine the Commission's proposal for a review of Regulation 259/ 93.
Perhaps we should review this at some stage in the near future and look at it anew to try to come up with a better solution.
I am willing to examine the possibility provided for by the prevailing legislation of reviewing the current restraints.
to review [reviewed|reviewed] {vb} (also: to embrace, to survey)
to review [reviewed|reviewed] {vb} (also: to notice)
After a transaction is complete, we'll email you an invitation to review the seller you've purchased from.
I have no reason to in any way review the reply the Commission might have given earlier regarding this matter.
to review [reviewed|reviewed] {vb} (also: to pattern, to survey, to muster)
to review [reviewed|reviewed] {vb} (also: to report, to recite, to portray)
Can the Commission clarify the proposed mechanism of regular review and adaptation of the fees in use at the Office for Harmonisation...
Could it outline current priorities for the review conference and provide an update on the outcome of the May 2009 preparatory committee
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to review [reviewed|reviewed] {vb}
to review [reviewed|reviewed] {vb} (also: to look over, to go over, to inspect, to revise)
I ask Commissioner Byrne to review the whole slaughter policy for BSE in the EU.
In the light of these, it will in due course review its emergency procedures.
Its responsibility does not extend to the scrutiny or review of Council activities.
We therefore need to review our information virtually every two or three months.
That is important now that we have to review our pensions systems throughout Europe.
to review [reviewed|reviewed] (a book) {vb}
to review [reviewed|reviewed] {vb} [Amer.] (also: to repeat, to reiterate)
to review [reviewed|reviewed] {vb} [law]
Can I ask you to request the Bureau and the Quaestors to review their decision?
Is the Commission really not prepared to review this proposal which DG IV has given?
We urgently need to review the entire policy of goods transport in Europe.
The Commission wishes to wait until 1 January 1999 to review the system.
I think we should ask the Government of Peru to review that decision.
to review [reviewed|reviewed] {vb} [mil.]
Has it considered tabling any amendments or made proposals to do so to the Euratom Treaty to allow for peer review from another Member...
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "review":
© Princeton Universityreexamine · look back · retrospect · go over · survey · brush up · refresh · critique · follow-up · followup · reexamination · inspection · brushup · reappraisal · revaluation · reassessment · critical review · review article · recapitulation · recap
Usage examples
Usage examples for "review" in Swedish
Similar words
reverence · Reverend · reverent · reverie · reversal · reverse · reversed · reversible · reversion · reversionary · review · reviewed · reviewer · revise · revised · revisionism · revisited · revitalization · revival · revocation · revoked
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