Examples of using A patchwork in English and their translations into Swedish
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Security scanners as such currently fall outside the scope of the EU regulations on aviation security- there is a patchwork of regulation in different Member States.
This year among lovers of needlework came in the face to create a patchwork of Christmas balls, called"artichoke".
contracts within the Community, globally a patchwork of national rules would remain in force.
which will ensure that a patchwork of differing systems does not develop in the European Union.
He often made his collages from Polaroid photos, in the form of a patchwork that formed a composite image.
is a patchwork of national administrative units.
Finally, a revised Energy Taxation Directive with a CO2 element would prevent a patchwork of national policies from creating obstacles
All those in this House who have already negotiated resolutions of this type know that they are only a patchwork made up of each negotiator's contributions.
Our transport networks are therefore still more a patchwork than the integrated network required for a Europe without frontiers.
Social policies cannot be a patchwork of isolated actions
If this option were pursued, security issuers would face a patchwork of national bodies authorities
This would in turn open up the possibility of a single system in Europe rather than a patchwork.
The gradual development of the internal market for goods has created a patchwork of different rules and procedures.
It is not a question of covering the European area with a patchwork of statutes.
SMEs would still face a patchwork of 27 national regimes.
This is contrary to the“one-stop-shop” principle as it leads to a patchwork of competences.
especially in non-urban areas, because of a patchwork of rules and administrative practices at national
The Committee fears that consumers would be confused and misled by such a patchwork of incoherent information on food and drink products.
It is, however, fundamental to avoid creating a patchwork of national networks,
yet the Committee is disappointed that the EU response gives the impression of being more a patchwork of specific initiatives rather than an overall global strategy.