Examples of using Considers itself in English and their translations into Swedish
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Attendo considers itself to have a unique market coverage with units in more than 200 local authorities
Does it have to be the case that only the fatal victims of what considers itself to be a progressive regime will make people aware of the need for change in Cuba?
and this House considers itself the only forum empowered to set those high quality standards.
Any type of stakeholder that considers itself an integration actor(policy-makers,
the duty to perform humanitarian deeds constitute the fundamental values of a society which naturally considers itself free, civil,
the branch is not currently conducting business activities in Sweden and considers itself to be dormant.
zero tolerance on the part of any society that considers itself a democracy, like our own.
NL In 1989, Western Europe considered itself the victor in a long-term conflict.
An organization that considered itself to be progressive, should every now and then stop
This was why Lenin's party justifiably considered itself the heir to the real Narodnik revolutionary tradition.
The other, considering itself disadvantaged, contested the award and complained about the compensation that its competitor had received from the public authorities.
The state considered itself the heir to the Republic of Councils in Hungary,
As it stands, this site can consider itself to be one of the best looking new casinos on the market.
The Sofiyski gradski sad considered itself bound by that interpretative decision by virtue of Bulgarian procedural law.
The Sofiyski gradski sad considered itself bound by that interpretative decision by virtue of Bulgarian procedural law.
Second, this party considered itself particularly"revolutionary", or"Left", because of its recognition of individual terrorism,
The præsidium of the Central Executive Committee, considering itself the master of Smolny,
it can consider itself a success.
which left the last move for him- this is the last warning to the state, which considered itself a monopoly on the use of force.
The Economic and Social Committee was in favour of the Commission's proposition and considered itself that the derogation allowing Member states to simply carry out an annual survey must be limited in time.