Examples of using Closely connected in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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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
The composition of the Commission is closely connected to the question of collective responsibility.
Cousine traditions in Latgale have always been closely connected with change of seasons.
These matters are closely connected with the law.
This seems plausible also since Adonis is so closely connected with vegetation.
Few companies are as closely connected to this development as Telia Company is.
HIV is closely connected with self-determination, poverty
This work will be closely connected to broader political initiatives to promote stability.
The future of urban mobility is therefore closely connected to the future of inland shipping.
The Commission's internal Biodiversity Inter-service Group is closely connected to this Coordination Group.
Eating and sleep are closely connected.
mind are closely connected.
The development of fine motor skills is closely connected with the development of attention,
thereby the question of freedom of speech is closely connected to the interests of state security.
Multiple transactions that are conditional on one another or are closely connected are regarded as a single concentration.
The benefits and efficiency of HGH are very closely connected to high quality of the active ingredients utilized.
The economy in a clothing chain is closely connected with the chain's ability to survey
It fails for example to take account of the fact that citizens may feel closely connected with a Member State although they are not nationals of that State.
The benefits and performance of HGH are closely connected to quality of the substances utilized.
Plekhanov Russian University of Economics has 107 year history and closely connected with commercial and industrial sectors of Russia.
Therefore it followed that the Logos assumed only a body and its closely connected sensitive soul.