Examples of using Decision made in English and their translations into Swedish
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The decision made by the Belarusian authorities to terminate the mission of the OSCE Office is regrettable.
I would like to take this opportunity to welcome the decision made by the Farmers' Association in Ireland to accept
Any review or decision made by The Protein Works™ is final
The decision made by US President, Barack Obama,
As Jackson said, we would like to applaud and murdered children. the decision made by the Department of Justice to open an FBI investigation into Atlanta's missing.
I welcome the decision made by the President of Bolivia,
I'm just saying that any decision made, big or small,
In accordance with the decision made at the government discussion on spending limits in the spring 2013 the project will also test technological solutions, readiness and applications of transport pricing systems.
If you are not satisfied with a decision made on delay compensation, you can request a review of the decision. .
Yes, you can appeal the decision made by the Swedish Migration Agency
thus trust has to be earned with each decision made.
You cannot appeal a decision made by the Finnish Immigration Service to grant you a residence permit on the basis of temporary protection.
Never in the history of Brazil had a federal district judge overturned a decision made by the Supreme Court.
The decision made at the meeting was that the by-laws would be changed according to the committee's suggestion.
said they have lost customers in the same period as a result of a decision made by a computer programme.
Insofar as the complaint contests the validity of the decision made in 1997 to withdraw Mr LANDA's privileges as a former MEP, it is therefore outside the mandate of the Ombudsman.
Remuneration to members and deputies is paid in accordance with the decision made by the Nordic Council of Ministers.
HU I add my sentiments to those of the numerous fellow Members before me who welcomed the decision made by the Irish electorate to vote in favour of the Treaty of Lisbon.
which clearly has not been designed as universal module, but as a decision made"with a common goal,
Madam President, in the text of the Minutes that have been distributed, only the second part of the decision made by the Committee on Constitutional Affairs is included.