Examples of using Characterised in English and their translations into Swedish
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Their commitment to sport has characterised their way of thinking about working life.
The area around the trail is characterised by reindeer herding.
Mexico is a country characterised by violence, largely due to the drug trade.
The financial crisis and the recession characterised the Riksbank's activities in 2009| Sveriges Riksbank.
Malta climate Malta enjoys a pleasant Mediterranean climate, characterised by hot dry summers and mild winters.
I welcome the pragmatic approach which has characterised these early contacts.
extensive relationship characterised by mutual trust.
Characterised viable autologous cartilage cells expanded ex vivo expressing specific marker proteins.
And a similar asymmetry also characterised the neutrality issue
The interior expresses exclusivity and comfort, characterised by the soft leather with matching stitching.
Two remarkable phenomena characterised the market trend during the last decade.
Your relationship with your superior should be characterised by mutual respect and trust.
Mr Sharon characterised it as'unbalanced.
Each implant contains matrix applied characterised autologous cultured chondrocytes.
Finally, in the coming years, Europe's finances will be characterised by a major inconsistency.
Innovation is a concept that has characterised Halmstad University from day one.
In various collaborations we have also develop and characterised genetically engineered strains.
You will stay in modern surroundings, characterised by art, music and culture.
The jury characterised“Käännös” as memorable
invention which has characterised this work.