Examples of using Be classed in English and their translations into Swedish
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so much so that it can be classed as a real competitive advantage.
While many Members have expressed surprise that ferrets can be classed as pets, I can assure them that in Wales,
For example, only 1-3% of Western Europe's forests can be classed as‘undisturbed by humans';
I regret that the report does not tackle the issue of the value of volunteering without also dealing with the type of voluntary activity that could be classed as paid volunteering since the rapporteur has defined volunteering as being unpaid.
Proclus remarks that,"Geminus held that this Postulate should not be classed as a postulate but as an axiom,
lifestyles that could be classed as underground, guiding us through a number of spectators explicit scenes where violent death scenes played out.
Postulate should not be classed as a postulate but as an axiom,
they can only be classed together wholly in the main attitude that they adopted, viz.
major waterways can only be classed as such if they have working tributaries and if proper links
there are certain broad lines in which they may be classed together and contrasted with the West.
may be classed as a paying agent only if it is established that the interest is paid to a beneficial owner within the meaning of the Directive.
the reduction in the tax base had to be classed as state aid in view of their selective nature.
refunds had to be classed as state aid since they favoured certain undertakings or sectors of industry.
public health terms, with statistics in many countries showing that around 10% of the population could be classed as suffering from alcoholism.
While it may properly be classed as didactic, yet it is one of those popular tales in which the chief concern of the writer is with the telling of the story rather than with the pointing of a moral,
parental leave be classed as time at work, and the relevant monetary payment made in due course.
those countries that can no longer be classed as developing countries, but at the same time cannot be regarded as real industrial countries.
each individual must be classed by himself as atheist or theist.
leaving it to the Member States to define what should or should not be classed as coming under the general interest
Many appliances are classed as A+ or A++, categories that do not even exist.