Examples of using Exceptions can in English and their translations into Swedish
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All women without exception can use it successfully.
An exception can be made for the common courtesies.
What do you mean by“an exception can be made”?
Since such an exception could be challenged, however, this solution lacks legal security.
However, this exception cannot be invoked once you acquire the right of permanent residence.
However, these exceptions could not become the rule.
While the Treaty provides for annual guidelines, and exceptions could be made on justified grounds,
Exceptions could be made in cases where there is no fear of absconding and irregular movement.
An exception can be made if the foreign-based company does not need to prepare
Pollution is a particularly serious problem in virtually all CEECs and no exception can be tolerated.
An exception could be if a player raised
Although periods of‘non-productivity'- for example, being on call- are still accounted for in the working time, exceptions could make it possible to calculate them specifically.
In many countries, the euro, with few exceptions, could be adopted within a short period of time.
The source code that generated this unhandled exception can only be shown when compiled in debug mode.
Ladies and gentlemen, do you not think that these exceptions could render the harmonisation standard meaningless?
During the 1990s, a debate arose in the United States as to how far these exceptions could be made
If it is intended to take a legislative position on this issue, then the exception could be extended to legal persons,
The machine uses a very wide range, with the exception can be used to send stereo music,
It is also necessary to further examine how and under which preconditions, during bank resolution, exceptions could be made to certain of the requirements imposed by the EU Company Law Directives
The exception cannot be invoked for the award of contracts that take longer than they would have taken if a transparent,