Examples of using Does not make sense in English and their translations into Swedish
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It does not make sense that Europe's police officers should have more powers as Europol officers than others do. .
To consider the features of each variety does not make sense, so we will talk about the brightest types.
To Take a diesel SUBMARINE does not make sense for the reason I already wrote.
For the European Union it does not make sense to welcome the presence of the last European dictator on our own doorstep.
It does not make sense categorically to call for a ban on trading in egg cells and embryos.
Secondly, in any case it does not make sense to plant seeds from grown hybrids next year,
if the project does not make sense at $40 per barrel,
It does not make sense for the EU's cooperation policies
In other words, the argument does not make sense, whichever way you look at it.
It does not make sense to support democracy in the South by weakening it in the East.
Therefore, to treat ascites in dogs does not make sense, without revealing the underlying disease
It does not make sense to play marginal hands in a tournament if you don't have to.
Disconnect all this does not make sense, and the corner hallway will not allow it for reasons of its own peculiarity.
Previously, it does not make sense to open them, because the flesh does not yet acquire a specific taste.
So, in our view, it does not make sense to attach warning labels indiscriminately to bottles of wine like the labels on cigarette packets, for example.
how they are spent, which does not make sense at all.
From a cost-benefit point of view it does not make sense to apply the full set of requirements for new vehicles also to existing vehicles.
Taking the technological possibilities into account, it does not make sense to rule wood out from the production of liquid biofuels.
Cuts are even being made in an important area of energy policy and this really does not make sense.
In principle, the rules on delegated acts seem reasonable, although it does not make sense for the power to adopt them to be granted indefinitely.