Examples of using Having different in English and their translations into Swedish
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Having different lighting point in your home creates both harmony
Having different schedules for the weekend
There's some evidence to suggest that the Army is thinking about having different uniforms for home and away games.
Instead of having different solutions in the different places you operate,
It might, for example, mean having different colours for different types of activities.
We cannot accept thousands of people being put in prison for having different political views
Having different points of light in the home creates both harmony
The largest negative effects of having different currencies probably have to do with trade and resource allocation.
Having different definitions and answers about the same thing creates uncertainty,
the United Kingdom- always have the same number of seats despite having different populations, as do Spain and Poland.
we are to a certain extent taking each other in by having different concepts when it comes to producing statistics.
The mountain slopes can be divided into vegetation zones, with each zone having different dominant plant species.
a good teamwork is important for district nurses but having different care providers can complicate caring.
which is cheaper than having different colours on them," Linus Snis explains.
proceeds in the form of a process divided into several stages having different lengths.
sunglasses for you who want to be able to vary your style by having different pairs for different occasions.
I also missed the variation in having different roles in different projects.
LG announced that following feedback from customers will soon launch three new G Pad tablets, these having different sizes in terms of screen both among themselves
using four different QDs having different emission wavelengths in a sandwich immunoassay with a single excitation source.
considered as one group, interpreters and translators, having different skills and different roles to play during the criminal proceedings,