Examples of using Free exercise in English and their translations into Swedish
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Among these are:"To stimulate the habits of reflection and inquiry and the free exercise of individual intellect….
Even though her handwriting is different here, Vassula maintains complete control of herself and the free exercise of her conscious faculties.
They must receive free access to and enjoy free exercise of a service activity in any territory.
comfortable and free exercise, fitness and boxing.
a pool with panoramic views and free exercise classes.
since it too posits the free exercise of national sovereignty.
By Compassion in the free exercise, we shall transcend the narrow limits of creed
The La Gomera Declaration adopted at the informal Council meeting on 14 October 1995 affirmed that terrorism constitutes a threat to democracy, to the free exercise of human rights and to economic and social development.
or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech,
man would not be limited in the free exercise of his powers in productive work by a capitalist monopoly, maintained by the state;
But these qualifications do not in any manner otherwise limit the Eternalˆ Sonˆ in the full and free exercise of all the divineˆ attributes of spiritˆual omniscienceˆ,
What is more, it limits the free exercise of a policy of public economy by Member States in the run up to EMU,
the Waldenses at the very outset successfully resisted, and in 1561 were granted in certain districts the free exercise of their religion.
most tangible achievement of the rule of law is precisely citizens' free exercise of political rights.
obliges the Member State where the service is provided to ensure free access to and free exercise of the service activity within its territory.
because it constitutes not only one of the greatest threats to democracy, the free exercise of human rights
our friends in the Group of the Greens/European Free Alliance need to be reminded that the first sentence of Article 16 reads:‘Member States shall ensure free access to, and the free exercise of, services.
country in a context of political stability, guaranteeing the free exercise of civic rights
strikes a fair balance between guaranteeing the rights of service providers to free access and free exercise of a service activity whilst allowing Member States the right to invoke their most essential requirements in certain clearly defined circumstances.
the'guidelines in matters of legislative cooperation and transparency'-Challengeable measure(ageement at expert level)-Encroachment on Council competence(Article 300 EC)-Incompatibility with the free exercise of the Commission's sole power to make proposals.