Examples of using Criticises in English and their translations into Swedish
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Secondly, the Terrón i Cusí report criticises the fact that the Commission's initial proposal only addresses the situation of individuals who are legally present on Union territory.
However, the Pavia Group criticises that Convention for failing to take account of related transactions
The motion for a resolution before Parliament criticises the Commission for not informing
The Board also criticises Uppsala University for the preliminary investigation
The report also criticises the attitude of the Commission
I note that there is a proposed amendment which criticises the Commission and certain Member States for this delay.
Today's report criticises on several points the financing of nuclear power plant closures in new Member States as regards transparency and implementation.
This is precisely what the Bourlanges report criticises, and that is why I endorse the report.
Secular Talk's video, which criticises Mike Huckabee for endorsing an unproven treatment for diabetes.
This report criticises the fact that the clause does not exist in three big areas,
it is a historic moment, because this is the first document that criticises human rights within the EU, with regard to Romas.
the United Nations Special Coordinator, roundly criticises the strategy of the Quartet,
Salzgitter criticises the Court of First Instance, in particular, for having held, in paragraph 115 of the judgment under appeal.
now the report by Mr de Vigo and Mr Corbett indirectly criticises them for their approach.
By the first part, the appellant criticises the Court of First Instance for failing to take into account the overall impression produced by the EUROHYPO mark.
Butler criticises the distinction drawn by previous feminisms between(biological)
Nevertheless, international research on female prisoners criticises the establishment of small women's wards in men's prisons.
Bhutan criticises Nepal on the grounds that its constant changes of government make it incapable of action.
The EESC criticises the fact that the action plan itself is available only in the form of a"technical annex", i.e. as a separate SEC document; furthermore, it is available only in English.
In its communication to the Council and Parliament, the Commission criticises the lack of uniform regulations governing fisheries within