Examples of using One considers in English and their translations into Swedish
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If one considers all the fittings generally found in the same type of vehicle, identifying the reference vehicle is not always easy.
I think this is regrettable, especially when one considers that the European Union represents a community based on solidarity that operates with large transfers of funds.
this is somewhat laughable if one considers the amounts involved.
This is all the more worrying if one considers the considerable burden of work which will be connected with the future enlargement of the EU.
particularly when one considers that the growth of private sector production was held back by marked destocking in 1996.
The Ecofin recommendation to Ireland to pursue a less expansionary policy, can well be defended when one considers the Irish economy itself.
But the real benefits of using a heavy jet charter becomes apparent when one considers the ability to fly even to remote locations.
The recent killing of two innocent young children in Liège turns one's stomach when one considers those perfidious acts.
especially if one considers that the EU is our major foreign economic and trade partner.
That, though, is the reality, when one considers the links with Hezbollah and Iran.
cent is comparatively low, not least when one considers that inflation is around 3 per cent.
It is no longer playing second fiddle to the members of the so-called Luxembourg Club if one considers the number of concluded negotiation chapters.
The situation is even more worrying when one considers the data for each Member State,
Even if one considers to‘know' what one should do to be able to change the condition, one can't find
These concerns are exacerbated even more if one considers other projects which we agreed on last year in the budget,
the scenario becomes even more disturbing when one considers the explosively violent episodes such drugs precipitate.
This low figure assumes even starker significance when one considers that almost 99% of European businesses are SMEs
Even more so when one considers that under the new Treaty, the European Parliament will increase its powers
I quote- a huge advantage if one considers that currently up to two-thirds of the value of their currency must be lost in exchange transactions before they even spend anything.
especially if one considers the current social issues at stake