Examples of using It is not entirely in English and their translations into Swedish
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When we see and look at work in other committees it is not entirely clear that colleagues bear simplification in mind.
Where the name k-1 comes from, it is not entirely agreed, but officially it is designed to represent karate,
If it is not entirely clear, there is a risk of it being interpreted in different ways.
I must say that it is not entirely satisfactory.
Since supporting hope in cancer patients is humanly important, it is not entirely easy to find a solution to the problem.
at this point in time it is not entirely clear.
It is not entirely clear what the major company is supposed to have done
Your PDB reflects what you have been able to achieve; it is not entirely to our satisfaction, but we shall not make things difficult for you.
we are well aware that this is a role with which it is not entirely unfamiliar.
voted in favour of the Roth-Behrendt report today, even though it is not entirely satisfied with the compromise between Parliament and the Council.
A fixed exchange rate relationship can also be exposed to speculative attacks if it is not entirely credible.
that various measures are taken along the way, partly as it is not entirely possible to assess the effects of the different measures.
It is not entirely clear what the"condition for integration" might be,
I suppose it is not entirely a coincidence, given that today,
circular mouth was on the underside of the head, it is not entirely clear how Anomalocaris ate its prey,
Although the new repo rate path is better, it is not entirely clear that the new repo rate path is optimal, in the sense
where it is not entirely appropriate to speak about the exceptionally high quality of the Sony ST26i Xperia J display.
yet again, it is not entirely clear why this should be. .
noting that there is no reason to exclude workers from the scope of application of certain directives where it is not entirely justified.
It is not entirely convincing with regard to the'guarantee of origin', intended to identify green electricity in particular,