Examples of using Can reasonably be expected in English and their translations into Swedish
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It can reasonably be expected that the Community industry will benefit from the measures imposed by Regulation(EC)
have now been reduced to the point where competitive viability can reasonably be expected.
In order to balance the requirement of legal certainty with an appropriate flexibility of the legal rules, any reference to what can be expected of or by a person in this Directive should be understood as a reference to what can reasonably be expected.
They are presented in note 16. As is apparent in the description in note 16, changes beyond what can reasonably be expected during 2019 in these estimations and assessments could have a significant effect on goodwill.
Besides health, the person's possibilities of earning a living(by such available work which the person can reasonably be expected to manage when taking into account their education
They need to identify the areas in which different universities have attained, or can reasonably be expected to attain, the excellence judged to be essential at European
the only one which can reasonably be expected, and that he does not owe the bank more than he owed the supplier.
she can safely and legally travel to, gain admittance to and can reasonably be expected to settle in another part of the country of origin are fulfilled,
In the course of my replies to questioners this afternoon, I have already been clear as to the distinction that is appropriately drawn between those matters for which a reply can reasonably be expected from the Presidency and those matters which instead lie within the domain of individual Member State governments.
property on their territory against disasters and endowing their emergency management systems with sufficient capabilities to enable them to cope adequately with disasters of a magnitude and nature that can reasonably be expected and prepared for.
This Directive does not affect the possibility for Member States of requiring service providers, who host information provided by recipients of their service, to apply duties of care, which can reasonably be expected from them and which are specified by national law,
not stopping at a traffic operating point stated in the timetable that the passenger can reasonably be expected to have anticipated because of the nature of the transport, weather conditions, the time required for transferring to another transport mode or other conditions related to the transport.
The quantity of the product that can reasonably be expected to be consumed provides a significant quantity of the substance to which the claim relates,
This Communication calls on European universities to identify the areas in which different universities have attained, or can reasonably be expected to attain, the excellence judged to be essential at European or at international level,
legally travel to, gain admittance to and can reasonably be expected to settle.
legally travel to, gain admittance to and can reasonably be expected to settle.
legally travel to, gain admittance to and can reasonably be expected to settle.
at the time the project is carried out, it can reasonably be expected that the results will be of substantial specific importance for the shipbuilding,
she has transited, can reasonably be expected to seek protection in that country,
human adverse reactions related to the use of veterinary medicinal products, of which he can reasonably be expected to have knowledge,