Examples of using Certain weaknesses in English and their translations into Swedish
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closing a specific border crossing point for a period of time with a view to rectifying certain weaknesses.
has probably shown certain weaknesses in this regard.
Although there are no material errors in the final accounts for 2008, nonetheless certain weaknesses were noted in the systems of a number of the Directorates General which the Commission should pay due attention to addressing.
It highlighted certain weaknesses in this area: organised civil society and the social partners
The audits that were carried out identified certain weaknesses, such as insufficient quality control carried out by management,
clarify certain rules and address certain weaknesses in the control system.
Calls on the EEAS to remedy certain weaknesses found by the Court in the recruitment procedures of local agents in delegations(i.e. a lack of transparency as regards certain steps of the procedure)
Despite these positive results, the Council takes note of the fact that the Court of Auditors has detected certain weaknesses in the implementation of the Initiative,
benefit should be drawn from the experience gained from the existing agreements as well as certain weaknesses noted in them, so as to ensure that the new agreements could become effective
For what? A certain weakness.
A certain weakness. For what?
furthermore, we see a little more inflation than expected, even a certain weakness for the dollar.
Unqualified opinion on the reliability of the accounts but certain weaknesses.
Yes. You confessed certain things to me, certain weaknesses I felt as well.
Without qualifying this opinion the Court draws attention to certain weaknesses.
Moreover, certain weaknesses within the VAT system leave it vulnerable to fraud and evasion.
Certain weaknesses were observed in the implementation of some Member States' commitment to notify draft technical regulations see Annex 10.2.
Mr Mamère has already pointed out certain weaknesses in the programme, and I don't want to go over that again in detail.
In spite of certain weaknesses- for some of which the Commission proposes administrative solutions(see fifth point)- it can be concluded that also for the exceptional cases the Fund has overall worked rather satisfactorily.
There are certain weaknesses, the greatest of which, in my opinion,