Examples of using A counterweight in English and their translations into Swedish
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Decision making in the WTO must give the developing world the chance to offer a counterweight to the interests of the rich trading blocs.
As a counterweight to the extension for current licence holders, Communications Minister Lindén wants to increase choice by inviting applications for new licences.
The standard lighting package for the new models now includes a counterweight light(enhancing the rearview camera function at night),
The engine serves as a counterweight and makes the machine exceptionally well-balanced
The engine serves as a counterweight and makes the machine exceptionally well-balanced
As a counterweight, it is being proposed that a flexible instrument should be used to modernise the Spanish and Portuguese fishing fleets.
This time, in Finland at least, a debate has arisen on the absolute necessity of transnational trade union rights as a counterweight to transnational markets.
These entrepreneurs created a female public sphere by means of their girls' schools enterprises, as a counterweight to the male sphere.
Was suggested and made king by 5 electors, among other things, who wanted him as a counterweight to Louis.
Part B deals with the long-term relationships and how they have developed over time- as a counterweight to the dominant narrative of the throw-away mentality of consumerism.
In the Commission's view, those measures constitute a guarantee which the legislature deemed necessary as a counterweight to the prompt and effective provisional measures for which it made provision.
I voted for the re port because I am convinced that transnational trade un ion rights are essential as a counterweight to transnational markets.
Bozhko was appointed to lead a counterweight to the zakharovskaya structure,
the globalization of economies which has been very progressing very quickly, and which the activity of the EU should act as a counterweight to.
the Turkish Cypriot community first began to float the idea of Taksim or partition, as a counterweight to the Greek ideal of enosis or union.
We can accept the boycott on French wines in America if as a counterweight America places an order for a hundred Airbus planes,
Such an action for compensation corresponds to the guarantees laid down by Directive 2004/38 in favour of the defendant, as a counterweight to the adoption of a provisional measure which affected its interests.
The earth has a counterweight on the other hand,
art could serve as a counterweight to the negative effects of urbanisation and industrialisation.
Bishop Peder of Roskilde realised the strategic importance of the location as a counterweight to the archbishop's castles at Åhus,