Examples of using Bogged down in English and their translations into Swedish
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The fundamental problem is creating political stability in a region bogged down by three conflicts.
it seems to get bogged down in bureaucracy.
Mr President, I hope that this subject will not get bogged down in considerations of political correctness and image-building.
that you do not get bogged down and no more KnöpflidrÃ1⁄4cken comes to play.
Self-Service creation- IT doesn't have to get bogged down by requests from users to create groups.
Companies with strategically maneuvered technology investments are leaping forward, while others bogged down by discontinuous technology investments are witnessing plummeting shares.
The problem with the work that we have done so far is that we have got bogged down in today' s thinking.
not to become bogged down with daily tasks.
Self-Service creation- Admins don't have to get bogged down by requests from users to create groups.
Self-Service creation- IT doesn't have to get bogged down by requests from users to create groups.
that we must not get bogged down in the minutiae of accounting procedures or of the law.
But by 2006, the iranians had come to the conclusion that the U.S. was bogged down in Afghanistan and Iraq
they were all too quickly bogged down by what wordings we could or could not use in such a resolution.
And"I don't want to pay the two dollars, If we get bogged down in"who did this," and"who did that, it will just cost you more money and time and… and you will probably end up with the same result anyway. emotional stress.
If you find yourself constantly bogged down from endless to-do lists,
Russia is"still bogged down in the swamp".
Bogged down by the war in Iraq,
often when we got bogged down, that the Commissioner certainly was of great assistance in trying to move that situation on,
The exchange of information between authorities is certainly important, but it is equally important that the act of administering justice does not become so bogged down in red tape that the level of protection which any individual freedom should enjoy is reduced.
the process seems to be bogged down in a failure of political will on the part of the EU.