Examples of using Private entity in English and their translations into Swedish
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Now dollars are the liability of the Federal Reserve, a private entity entrusted to manage the US money supply and empowered by the
This concerns neither decisions by competent authorities to set up a public or private entity for the provision of a particular service
other public or private entity.
but also of each private entity, because it illustrates the policy decisions on which public money will be spent.
from a public or private entity…[-].
Air navigation service providers" means any public or private entity, in accordance with the Member State choice thereof,
Amendment 35 clarifies in Recital 27c that the provisions of the Directive dealing with authorisation schemes concern neither decisions by authorities to set up a public or private entity nor the conclusion of contracts by authorities.
the public or private entity providing a universal postal service
international organisation or private entity established in or outside the Union.
whether they entrust the service to a third party(public or private entity)41.
the national supervisory authorities are at least functionally independent from any other public or private entity.
gift-in-kind contributed by a private entity, its customers and employees is matched by the Gates Foundation
by any other appropriate private entity.
international organisation or private entity established in or outside the Union.
Any private entity behaving in the way that the Commission has would find itself in breach of EU laws on information
Because it was formed by a government entity, it is against European Union law for the stud book to be transferred to a private entity, a law that was broken by the transfer of the book to ANCCE,
That reason is not there to provide both a private entity nor That this entity has a monopoly on this issue.
other public or private entity.
Censorship The criticism of the proposed law includes the fact that NGOs already have the same tax obligations as any other private entity in the country, and arbitrarily imposing new obligations on them seems to suggest the creation of a form of political control over the non-governmental sector.
other public or private entity.