Examples of using Not proved in English and their translations into Swedish
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but we haven't proved that definitively," Barrett told Live Science.
I know that's the charges you laid on him, but you ain't proved it on him.
Subsequent Commission investigations have not proved that such a termination would be against the Community interest.
I know that's the charges you laid on him, but you ain't proved it on him.
In writing.-(SV) The chlorination of chicken has not proved harmful to health
This opinion is not proved, but it is still necessary to pay attention to this
Since then the EASA has not proved itself competent, even in this area of work.
has not proved its worth yet,
State aid had not proved to have had any major effect on the industry' s ability to survive,
The current Directive relies heavily on mutual recognition and has not proved sufficient in practice to ensure investment firms can operate EU-wide on the basis of approval in their home country.
homeopathic drugs- the effectiveness of which is not proved- led to the creation of“the false scientific character of homeopathy,” of the Commission of Sciences to combat pseudoscience
which we attempted by virtue of total decommissioning which has not proved too successful,
(27)Implementation reports prepared by Member States every three years have not proved to be an effective tool for verifying compliance
security policies should not overlook the fact that in recent times, NATO has not proved to be the most useful instrument of dissuasion or peacemaking.
Community law has not proved effective enough to address the problem.
so you were embarrassed in front of a girl and not proved in any way.
Furthermore, the applicants have not proved that they were excluded from any contract even if they were, as they claim,
Unfortunately, the European Commission has still not proved that it has the necessary desire to coordinate the actions for improving the Roma's standard of living
This was the first"natural" example of a true statement about the integers that could be stated in the language of arithmetic, but not proved in Peano arithmetic; it was already known that such statements existed by Gödel's first incompleteness theorem.
yet not proved so.