Examples of using Coexisting in English and their translations into Swedish
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If you suffer from other coexisting illnesses such as severe kidney disease
Therefore, reusable and single use medical devices intended for the same use have been coexisting on the market.
And Chinese mythology is filled with accounts of semi-divine beings coexisting with humans on Earth.
fancy preaching about coexisting with humans, we are just a nice place to live.
At present there are two coexisting systems as far as the roads are concerned,
The δC-13 and δS-34 of coexisting carbonate minerals and sulfides can be
training are coexisting activities of our successful business model",
The problems raised by the multiplicity of coexisting social units
Today a skipper is faced with coexisting sets of rules stemming from the European or National legislator, from the Central Commission for Navigation on the Rhine(CCNR) or the Danube Commission7.
The European Union has always recognised that Israel has the right to feel secure within recognised borders, coexisting with Palestine, as I said in my introduction.
For a long time, India was a stable country with Hindus and Muslims coexisting peacefully alongside one another.
In 1863, French lexicographer Emile Littré had defined a generation as,"all people coexisting in society at any given time.
and interactions between coexisting populations.
a concern that resulted in two, coexisting realities.
Islam and Judaism coexisting here for centuries.
The Commission therefore estimates that it is inevitable that there will often be at least one system coexisting with ETCS on board and/or on the track.
rather an institutional element of the economic system, coexisting with the public and private sectors.
as dialogue it creates situations for the body to expand its modes of coexisting.
the result you want: the creation of two States coexisting in security within the context of a stable peace process- a context in which the EU has an important place.
In coexisting nature of ours, the hunger of constancy