Examples of using Generally acknowledged in English and their translations into Swedish
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and partly on the generally acknowledged and authenticated consensus of opinion in the community"ijma.
while it is generally acknowledged that large enterprises are not affected.
impartial and generally acknowledged associations.
As generally acknowledged and explicitly stated by the ILO, the shipping industry is“the world's first genuinely global industry” which“requires an international regulatory response of an appropriate kind- global standards applicable to the entire industry”.
yet it is generally acknowledged that such learning has an important role to play in terms of employability
is fairly generally acknowledged, even if there are some who will not give their final views on the subject until the conditions
taking account of the generally acknowledged competence of the Commissioners and the intention expressed
In Marbella, while the top price range is generally acknowledged to be in La Zagaleta,
The‘polluter pays' principle is generally acknowledged, and has even been incorporated into the EC Treaty,
it is now generally acknowledged(by all who admit their authenticity)
I say this somewhat cynically- the economy itself, in that it is generally acknowledged that this money increases the money supply
IAEA Member States generally acknowledge the need to revise the international nuclear safety framework,
Scholars generally acknowledge, however, that only the first eight chapters of the book,
My friend Max is cooking and he is generally acknowledged to be the worst cook in the world.
It is generally acknowledged that corporate social responsibility,
He(Herr Boschen) said it was generally acknowledged to be one of the most tragic and pathetic songs in the German language.
particularly in patients with generally acknowledged risk factors,
TBT is generally acknowledged for having a significant endocrine disrupting potential as demonstrated by its well-established link with the imposex phenomenon in marine
it is essential to have a European logo for organic products which is generally acknowledged and readily identified in the European Union.
It is generally acknowledged that an EP/Council regulation is appropriate for the majority of statistical activity that requires detailed