Examples of using Been defined in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Once the valve has been defined, a further step must be carried out.
I know not that it has been defined before.
The challenge of climate change has been defined as a‘super-wicked' problem.
My whole life has been defined by this place… by what happened.
Hammerfest have been defined as TEN-T ports.
Chiziane's writing has often been defined as political and feminist.
small, medium and large undertakings have long been defined.
If you think about it, your life has really been defined by your mothers, hasn't it?
numbers have been defined for substances to help in their identification.
I have been defined by one thing.
One reason for this appears to be that although useful rules have been defined, we have not yet been able to ensure that their application is open and equitable.
The response to these challenges has been defined in Horizon 2020 as aiming"to provide better health,
No, that is not… by the men that try to stop them! The greatest villains have always been defined.
The basic criteria have been defined, all issues have been thoroughly worked through,
If a GST clause has not been defined for any lines on the sales document,
change names that have been defined for cells or ranges.
has always been defined by breakthroughs in the socio-economic sphere of… Menu.
The range of actions has also been defined bearing in mind the priorities following the first evaluation exercise.
Regarding shipping, no binding aims have been defined at EU level since it has been considered appropriate to wait for globally coordinated measures in the IMO.
Option D2 would allow an accelerated treatment for European priority projects in those countries where priorities have been defined or where fast-track procedures exist.