Examples of using Are to be treated in English and their translations into Swedish
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Official/political
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Programming
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Assimilation(i.e. equivalence) of the facts basically means that situations which occur in other Member States are to be treated as though they took place in the Member State whose legislation applies.
local authorities, exposures to whom are to be treated as exposures to central government;
We Moderates are opposed to a development whereby the European Parliament has views concerning the way in which serious diseases are to be treated in the Member States.
new Member States are to be treated according to the same principles.
you cannot specify which areas are to be treated as transparent.
we do not provide any warranties. Information gathered by listening to the streams are to be treated as confidential.
Rather it assures an even justice(the rich and the poor are to be treated alike) and a penalty proportionate to the crime.
stipulate that all suppliers are to be treated equally.
Another matter to consider when discussing the inflation assessment's consequences for monetary policy is how the tax changes proposed in the Budget Bill are to be treated.
give advice on how the effects are to be treated.
we will not have done our homework, which is necessary if the accession countries are to be treated fairly.
vehicles and objects which are to be treated.
presentation in other sports are to be treated as the official result.
If anyone says that human studies are to be treated with such a degree of liberty that their assertions may be maintained as true even when they are opposed to divine revelation, and that.
Third, allelectronic communications services and networks are to be treated in a similar manner(‘technological neutrality'),
Part 3 of this Protocol provides that referrals to the Court pursuant to Article 27 of the ECAA Agreement are to be treated in the same manner as disputes submitted to the Court under Article 239 EC.
in this case by the harmonisation of ways in which company losses are to be treated when several countries are affected.
For the purposes of the first subparagraph, rights and liabilities are to be treated as protected under such an arrangement if the parties to the arrangement are entitled to set-off
For these purposes, Member States may determine that such activities are to be treated as having been authorised provided that they are conducted in accordance with general binding rules developed by the Member State in respect of such activities.