Examples of using Frictions in English and their translations into Swedish
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still creates frictions within the Assyrian community.
pain during frictions, mikrotreschinok education in this area,
using gentle movements without pressuring or causing frictions or pulls on the scalp.
They also write about how different types of regulation can counteract the negative effects of financial frictions.
It is then not surprising that there appear so many tensions and frictions, so much split and fight.
which have added to trade frictions, not least between China,
The resulting distortions of the market can lead to frictions between Governments and sometimes to retaliatory measures by third countries,
regional selfgovernment this may cause considerable frictions.
The possible creation of transnational infrastructure managers would be a welcome development that may reduce frictions which currently still exist.
I agree with you that a lot of price divergences in the present-day single market are explained by the frictions and obstacles that still exist.
The world crisis has thus aggravated the socio-economic problems of the country and the frictions between opposing interests within the different bourgeois factions.
I accept what Mr Kirkhope said a few minutes ago, that there are frictions and difficulties with the system which need to be sorted out.
Nevertheless, these frictions and imperfections should not be introduced in an arbitrary way,
were canceled due to fear of diplomatic frictions with the Chinese regime.
intense antagonisms, frictions and conflicts.
ensure they can operate without any frictions, so that dinosaur can have long service life.
Anna Grodecka write about the importance of having a good understanding of financial frictions- departures from the assumption of perfectly functioning financial markets- in analyses of economic developments.
This is due to the fact that first complications have emerged in the meantime caused by the process of transition from the former to the new structures as well as by frictions inherent to the new system.
taking into account possible frictions with already existing legal instruments consumer organisations do not support the inclusion of B2B contracts in the scope of this proposal.
the call for more financial support for the five CEEC by the EU-15 to balance the negative effects of the Schengen regulations is not sufficient at all to prevent potential political frictions.