Examples of using Better adapted 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
New objectives: setting up in developing countries of pharmaceutical policies better adapted to their needs, support for investment in the development of local production capacity.
E3 would have a positive impact since they would replace the current legislation by a new instrument better adapted to the specificities of ships.
And deadlier and better adapted to the hunt. Berkeley told us about this new kind of zombie that's stronger, and faster,- What?
system for instant payments so that they are better adapted to a digital future.
to ensure that it is better adapted to the tasks at hand.
Its forelimb becomes better adapted to supporting weight as the animal grows up.
unemployment needs to be developed in such a way that provisions for self-employed workers are better adapted to the needs of those workers.
I agree with him that we do not need more regulation, but better adapted regulation.
this proposal is much better adapted to the differing needs
which are better adapted for the prevailing outdoor climate.
This failure hampers striking a new balance between flexibility and security better adapted to the needs of both businesses and workers.
would be far better adapted to the information needs of investors.
offer a broader range of instruments better adapted to needs.
G14a is now replaced by G16a- which is better adapted for summer and winter use.
offer a broader range of instruments better adapted to needs.
it was replaced by more modern formats, better adapted to modern devices,
One tangible result of the new agreement process is that we have been able to move to new, better adapted premises yet remain at the same cost level.
more effective; better adapted to the modern economy
which will be better adapted to the objectives and capacities of each of the partners,
Or, are we destined to become something different-- something, perhaps, even better adapted to the environment?