Examples of using Being discussed in English and their translations into Swedish
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Political
And we particularly enjoy being discussed in the third person while present.
How do you feel being discussed in therapy?
Mr LYONS was also critical of the conditions under which the Opinion was being discussed.
there are legislative measures being discussed.
That policy of justice is not understood or even being discussed by the Commission.
That, in a nutshell, is the subject of the Regulation being discussed here.
This effect is, then, closely related to the price elasticity of the resource being discussed.
We will also obviously take due account of the reports being discussed here today.
President-in-Office of the Council.(DE) This matter is still being discussed at present.
This has led to new ethical issues being discussed in ethics committees at national
As the Intelligent Energy for Europe programme that is to replace it is only just now being discussed, we cannot accuse the Commission and the Council of acting too hastily.
The report being discussed today includes an account of measures relating to the social dimension of globalisation.
It will also provide important support for the issues being discussed at the conference in Copenhagen," says Erik Arnberg of the Swedish Ministry of the Environment.
I have heard the situation in Guantanamo Bay being discussed in various debates.
I wanted to comment briefly on your remark about transport policy being discussed in the morning for once.
currently being discussed within Council, also takes into consideration these issues.
some of the provisions now being discussed go even further than the Rotterdam Convention.
We need as many trading partners as possible to join the multilateral agreement being discussed.
The proposals currently being discussed within the EU on European financial supervision at both macro and micro level are absolutely essential to ensure the survival of the Single Market2.
Critical questions pertaining on the increasingly complex interactions between science and society can find a most fertile context for being discussed.