Examples of using Current wording in English and their translations into Swedish
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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We are conscious that the current wording could give the impression that officials might act under instructions and not give authentic
As indicated in point 2.1, the current wording of Articles 7 to 10 was the outcome of long
As regards Article 9, the current wording of its paragraph 2(a)
To go further than the current wording of the recital is not appropriate and the Commission cannot support these amendments.
By quoting the conclusions of the Luxembourg Summit, Mr Sklavounos stated that the paragraph 3.3 in its current wording undermined the official external relations policy of the EU.
The current wording in the directive is very confusing and can, I believe, lead to legal uncertainty.
The Committee fears that the current wording of Article 24 might have exactly this effect.
The current wording of Article 12(1) fails to define a number of important concepts such as.
The current wording of Article 6 of Regulation(EEC)
The current wording of the definition of the scope is not precise
The current wording of the opinion gives the impression that in the EESC's view it is only the objectives set out in the Treaty that"have never been so pertinent.
The proposed formulation would replace the current wording, according to which YLE may provide content services in public communications networks nationally and regionally.
However, the current wording is rather unclear,
In its current wording the sentence implies(through the use of the word"largely")
Under the current wording, public authorities will only be required to notify refusals to applicants in writing
while others considered the current wording to be satisfactory.
The current wording of Article 9(6) was, however, felt by some to be too detailed.
will check this legal aspect of the current wording of the regulation.
then so be it, although the current wording is not bad.
Several speakers took the point raised by the Vice-Chairman relating to the current wording of the second sentence and asked that it be either merged