Examples of using Imprecise in English and their translations into Swedish
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The reference to“potentially harmful long-term effects” is imprecise.
Many terms have imprecise meanings.
sometimes the message becomes too vague or imprecise.
Imprecise, amorphous instruments like the framework directive are impractical and, most importantly, do not help victims.
Some changes are set down in the Lisbon Treaty, but other changes are imprecise and unclear, and will be shaped by certain practices and decisions.
Setting the zoom level to a value that is not a multiple of 100% results in imprecise editing and redraw glitches. Do you really want to set to zoom level to %1%?
with its relatively imprecise wording on the issue of'extraordinary circumstances',
Rather than solely relying on inconvenient and imprecise manual testing
Its borders are also imprecise, referring vaguely to the countries of the eastern Mediterranean,
First of all, the information given by the Commissioner was imprecise and incomplete, which only added to media speculation
The wording is imprecise in some places, and I am particularly concerned that Article 3 of the draft Charter only prohibits the reproductive cloning of human beings.
Feelings and emotions are imprecise, so when we get caught up in them, that's when things go wrong.
related issues is an imprecise science with many uncertainties.
It is simply impossible to reconcile the wide and imprecise definition of'documents' in Article 3(a) of Regulation 1049/2001 with one single,
In other cases, the evidence presented may be too scarce or imprecise to justify a decision of conditional immunity and/or the opening of an inquiry.
the final declaration as being too general and imprecise.
Mr President, I should like to point out three areas in which the Commissioner's statements struck me as vague or imprecise.
GPS is slightly too imprecise.
Nevertheless, superficial and imprecise wording leads one to suspect that this work has not been brought to a conclusion.
The consequences of imprecise diagnostics and superficial analysis of the dental conditions in an individual patient are extremely serious.