Examples of using Cause confusion in English and their translations into Swedish
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logos from being used in a way that might cause confusion about the source of goods or services in commerce.
As suggested by the chief of staff, U.S. Air force general david goldfein this reorganization will only cause confusion.
an auto-immune condition which can cause confusion and memory loss.
There are several aspects of the new ESMA regulations that could cause confusion among traders.
it can sometimes cause confusion.
Defining those animals as a separate category could cause confusion, legal uncertainty
When you are learning a new language the so called false friends can cause confusion, laughs or in the worst case you may even end up insulting someone unintentionally of course.
There are 15 different sets of biotechnological patent law which cause confusion and chaos and add enormously to the expense of registering a patent.
the swelling can cause confusion or memory loss, erratic mood swings.
The defect type codes used at RR04 cause confusion, waste of time, and unreliable data.
Having said that, Mr Leinen was right to draw our attention to the fact that the way in which paragraph 4 is written could cause confusion.
independent administration of justice, it can change laws that cause confusion in its interpretation.
It considers the whole life cycle of the product, and the use of the Ecolabel should not cause confusion in the minds of consumers when compared with other food labels.
because that would create"orphan" order items that might cause confusion later on.
Plot events in the games is conceived on countless attempts of Tom to pick up Jerry and cause confusion and devastation.
and which would cause confusion for suppliers and consumers alike.
time under the circumstances, and we hope the re-appearance of the name will not cause confusion.
which will cause confusion as the UK does not intend to enter the EMU
Critics of the technique suggest that it can cause confusion when switching to or from a vehicle with a manual transmission,
However, I can see no value in the proposal for a High Official for foreign energy policy believing it would only cause confusion with the role played at present by Mr Solana, and I therefore voted against this proposal.