Examples of using Changing the rules in English and their translations into Swedish
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Any attempt to relate them would mean changing the rules and would inevitably ultimately disrupt our carefully balanced negotiation process.
rather to keep changing the rules.
In October 2003, after a wide consultation of the sector, the Commission proposed a set of technical measures changing the rules that had regulated Mediterranean fisheries since 1994.
report some progress even, as one might say,‘under current regulations', without changing the rules.
Let us see if, for once, by changing the rules, we can be early.
creating guarantee banks and changing the rules on awarding public contracts
pipeline for a long time but, rather than have a string of reports changing the rules on minor points, we have grouped them together.
shut in tightly within its borders; we cannot think of Europe as a machine- albeit an efficient one- run by a bureaucracy that keeps changing the rules.
As to Mrs Lulling's question about the compelling reasons for changing the rules for the beer sector, the answer is
Instead of changing the rules for this preparatory year of physics,
why not simply go to the root of the problem by changing the rules that relate to freedom of movement?
from the deficit calculation without changing the rules, in line with the Commission approach.
A firestorm of criticism continues to build 24 hours after the White House drops a late-night memo changing the rules at every school in America when it comes to the issue of transgender students.
but believed that changing the rules on market access at this stage were premature
I voted for the directive changing the rules on invoicing, because I think that the method used today,
breaking the pre-existing pact on the judiciary, changing the rules half way through the mandate of the General Council of the Judiciary
Change the rules of the Council of Ministers.