Examples of using Important to avoid in English and their translations into Swedish
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
It is important to avoid confusion between the missions of the Authority
It is important to avoid confusion between the missions of the Authority
Given the location of the structure, it was also important to avoid stopping of structural service during the maintenance work.
It is important to avoid duplications and distortions that could lead to regulatory uncertainty
Education will become increasingly important to avoid a division of society between the technologically literate'haves'
It is important to avoid either the state or the investors speculating in social dumping.
The ground contour following ability is important to avoid dirt in the swath- especially in uneven field conditions.
Suspension of noise mitigating measures is important to avoid unwanted consequences on aviation safety,
Conclusion: It is important to avoid exhaustion among nurses because the care will suffer
It is important to avoid areas with strong magnetic fields
It is so very important to avoid getting cellulitus as it further destroys the[[glossary: lymphatic system]].
Maintenance is important to avoid wear and tear and subsequent damages to your awning
A uniformly small particle size is important to avoid clogging the skin pores
A properly functioning payroll is important to avoid dissatisfaction among employees
In a liberalised air transport market it is important to avoid distortions caused by a too fragmented approach to restrictions at airports.
This will be important to avoid potential risks to financial stability
it is important to avoid close contact with her.
which was important to avoid reinforcing the idea of European institutions being obscure.
While it may be very difficult to avoid all fragrances, it is important to avoid those to which a person is already sensitised.
particle ingress in wind turbines is very important to avoid short-circuiting and damage to electronics.