Examples of using Is inherent in English and their translations into Swedish
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Computer
-
Programming
-
Political
This need for a dog is inherent in nature.
Often, a sharp change in the indicator of sugar inblood is inherent symptomatology, which is similar to intoxication.
It is inherent to successful business innovations that only very few companies manage to grasp
That is inherent in the very nature of a general policy statement like the communication in question.
It is inherent in the concept of capital,
The Flemish Government submits that the residence requirement is inherent in the division of competences within the Belgian Federal State.
Trick winning is inherent in many different card games,
The inability of the finiteˆ creature to approach the infinite Father is inherent, not in the Father's aloofness,
For the EESC, however, this is inherent in EU enlargement
It is inherent in our European social model
This amounts to public acceptance of the law of unequal development which is inherent in the nature of the capitalist system
any other industrial process in which the presence of mercury is inherent;
In addition, the potential that is inherent in the development of the building rights included in the agreement should be taken into account.
It is inherent in such agreements that the parties agree not to challenge ex post the intellectual property rights which were the centre of the dispute.
any other industrial process in which the presence of HCH is inherent;
A protection strategy for design is intended to safeguard the great value that is inherent in an exclusive right to product design and graphical expression.
and goodness is inherent in the perfectˆion of the divineˆ universeˆ.
The Son's spiritˆual drawing powerˆ is inherent to a lesser degree in many Paradiseˆ orders of sonshipˆ.
This differential is inherent in the freewillˆ reactions of intelligent personal beings,
The possibility of the unification of the evolving self is inherent in the qualities of its constitutive factors.