Examples of using Not be sufficient in English and their translations into Swedish
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For some States, however, this sort of nine-year period will not be sufficient to carry out the necessary adjustments.
involving Union law would not be sufficient.
The advance made by taking a holistic ecosystems approach to water objectives may still not be sufficient.
The opportunities for employment in the field of medicine would not be sufficient due to the lack of a patient catchment area at the border.
in our opinion, not be sufficient.
If this service were to be used on a regular basis by the Member States, that amount would not be sufficient.
In some cases, the length of strips may not be sufficient, but they are easily
bright(by putting a"but" at dawn may be too much, not be sufficient blinds).
Owing to various chemical drawbacks, curcumin on its own may not be sufficient to completely reverse cancer in human patients.".
It would not be sufficient to wait for proposals from social scientists in‘non-technology' areas as
Nevertheless, European funding will not be sufficient and a much broader financial base will have to be found.
Such evidence may not be sufficient to actually prove the infringement
The development of nuclear power would not be sufficient to maintain its share in global electricity production, which would fall to only 10.
In the unlikely event that the reserve will not be sufficient for the payment of any of the instalments, such payments will be adjusted downwards on a pro rata basis.
air transport is needed-the pure technology approach(emission standards, etc.) will not be sufficient.
adding"Military action alone will not be sufficient in overcoming the problem.".
If this should not be sufficient, I would not hesitate to take further action in the form of more prescriptive guidance,
billing information may still not be sufficient to provide consumers with real-
Would it not be sufficient to apply what is today pompously referred to as the precautionary principle,
Project preparation: The Commission is concerned that actions planned at this stage might not be sufficient to guarantee full absorption of the Structural and Cohesion Funds.