Examples of using Re-examining in English and their translations into Swedish
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can turn into a mass critique of this entire notion, re-examining the USA superpower status
impose any obligation on the Commission, except that of re-examining its proposals in certain circumstances.
The advisability of re-examining the Commission's 1979 draft directive on the coordination of laws,
The WEU will re-examine the present provisions in 1996.
We must re-examine this issue.
Re-examine the recovery targets referred to in its Annex V, Part 3;
In the event of rejection, the Commission must re-examine its proposal.
The provisions of this Article shall be re-examined by 31 October 2001.
This Regulation should be re-examined as new scientific information becomes available.
The concentration shall be re-examined in the light of current market conditions.
We must re-examine our own attitudes towards the Soviet Union.
Towards the Soviet Union. We must re-examine our own attitudes.
I re-examined the impact fractures on the left eighth and ninth ribs.
Point 1.2.78 Re-examined Commission proposal:
evidence-based approach and re-examine this proposal rather than- with respect- just dance,
The Commission must re-examine its original decision,
I also endorse the view that we must re-examine the foundations of the system; if greed forms part of those foundations, there will be no alternative but to re-examine them.
Re-examine the EGF with a special emphasis on the scope,
the Council must re-examine procedural rights in the new scenario we find ourselves in today.
By 31 December 2005 at the latest the Council shall re-examine these targets on the basis of a report of the Commission, accompanied by a proposal.