Examples of using Different laws in English and their translations into Swedish
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Finnish employment law is composed of different laws that contain specific rules on employment contracts,
Where an international couple decide to divorce, they may therefore invoke different laws.
is to determine which of the different laws that will apply.
this proposal for a regulation is worthy of support because it helps to simplify and harmonise the different laws in the Member States.
institutions following different laws and regulations.
including those with different laws and regulations that would normally have been difficult to manage.
This you will only get if you follow different laws and regulations from different governments.
For this reason, we may transfer your Personal Data to other countries that may have different laws and data protection compliance requirements to those that apply in the country in which you are located.
For this reason, we may transfer your User Information to other countries that may have different laws and data protection compliance requirements to those that apply in the country in which you are located.
There is currently insufficient coordination and cooperation between relevant authorities in cross-border cases, where different laws and cultures often result in obstacles
This is markedly different from the situation in the USA where a trader can sell products across the 50 states on the basis of one set of rules, despite different laws from New York to California.
European levels had to coordinate with each other to adapt these different laws and eliminate rigidities
where different laws and cultures often result in obstacles
which is determined by entirely different laws, with the circulation of value-tokens
whose rights in Europe are regulated by entirely different laws or norms, as my fellow Members have stated here; this is a subject on which Latvia has to listen to unfounded accusations by Russia.
formats 3 Internal challenges facing companies Country A Country B 2 Problems with different laws and lack of harmonisation Source:
We must therefore ask whether one can really be a full European citizen if the Member State in which a person is living as a non-national applies different laws and electoral procedures,
The very fact that different laws exist in each country, however, raises various problems that can be overcome by adopting minimum standards
I believe it is crucial to draw up a directive that takes account of the health of consumers, the different laws of the Member States and the needs of manufacturers of dangerous products.
we readily acknowledge that it is just those companies that do not have the means to deal with the different laws and regulations and, therefore,