Examples of using More acceptable in English and their translations into Swedish
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thus also more acceptable.
Legislation with exemptions could be more acceptable in some Member States,
Monetary Affairs have made some variations to the report which make it even more acceptable.
Particularly, we can do a lot to make what we are trying to do more acceptable to the Member States and the citizens.
The adoption of open source within businesses has grown in scale, and it is now considered a more acceptable alternative as well as a god basis to build applications and softwareupon.
Perhaps this form will be more acceptable to public opinion, because we will not be able to eliminate this type of energy completely.
will make it generally more acceptable to business and consumers alike.
number of amendments in order to make the proposal more acceptable.
How can we change young people's attitudes to make it more acceptable and attractive to volunteer?
An opening up to competition would be slightly more acceptable to the relevant services if certain points in the directive, such as self-handling, were to be reworded.
would be left untouched, making it more acceptable in the political arena;
At first glance it may seem that the insulation inside more acceptable, but this is a misconception.
How can it be that the over-indebtedness of our States is more acceptable, more tolerable
you are going to experience more acceptable conditions that will be to your liking.
As regards comitology, a compromise made the recital more acceptable and easier to understand.
These teachings originated in a praiseworthy effort to make the gospelˆ of the kingdom more acceptable to disbelieving Jews.
The next day's services at the temple were more acceptable to Jesusˆ and did much to relieve the unpleasant memories of the previous day.
This scenario is more acceptable in social and road safety terms
Why have we attained a level of growth that seems more acceptable to us today than it did a few years ago?
a move away from the dollar more acceptable to the citizenry of Europe.