Examples of using Form a part in English and their translations into Swedish
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Traineeships should form a part of education curricula and incorporate a strong educational element, which enables young people to obtain stable,
Synonymous to an excellent quality and reliability, they form a part of the Swiss heritage that boasts of superb craftsmanship that distinguishes an independent watchmaker from the umbrella-like organizations spitting out numerous brands devoid of individuality.
it is true that this dialogue must genuinely form a part of the agreement's Joint Committee
they advance the product, form a part of its life, a process through which it must pass.
Thus in a theocracy civic duties and functions form a part of religion, implying the absorption of the State by the Church
in the ability that each of us has to contribute to the vast network of light and of consciousness of which we form a part.
There are those who read these words of the Saviour in the light of the argument of which they form a part, and say that they allude only to what He knew to be a parable,
of which environmental indicators form a part.
in light of the context of which they form a part.
tolerant society which enables different ethnic minorities to live in harmony with the local population of which they form a part leads to discrimination,
To give spare parts producers the opportunity to make products which are included in or form a part of a complete product contributes, through increased competition, to lower prices in the market.
foresight, will where relevant form a part of the activities under this heading.
These Indeed Ads Program Terms(“IAP Terms”) form a part of, and are incorporated into,
St. Ambrose of Milan(especially the latter)- which now form a part of the liturgy- had for their original purpose the instruction of the people by having them sing in striking metrical form
it is far more probable that they form a part of a much older tradition,
foresight, will where relevant form a part of the activities under this heading.
The Commission's proposal forms a part of the European Economic Recovery Plan.
It forms a part of the Kronecker Jugendtraum,
Religion forms a part of our daily lives.
It forms a part of his life.