Examples of using Recalculated in English and their translations into Swedish
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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
The fare for your new journey will be recalculated and you will be given the option of accepting the new price
The fare for your new journey will be recalculated and you will be given the option of accepting the new price
The planned(recalculated) change in the structural balance for 2014 would imply that Slovakia deviates significantly from the adjustment path toward its medium-term objective.
the EIB shall be recalculated accordingly.
As of December 31, 2018, the business had recalculated the number of full-time employees,
The programme implies that the(recalculated) general government structural deficit will improve by 0.3 pp. to 4.4% of GDP over the year to 2014-15.
According to the structural balance recalculated by Commission services, the medium-term objective(MTO)
Please note that the rate is recalculated from the property in original currency Swedish krona(SEK).
The results regarding victimisation 2006- 2015 are recalculated since the SCS was then carried out with another method.
According to industry practice, new sales are defined as regular premiums recalculated to full-year figures plus 1/10 of single premiums during the period.
Recalculated values are available from reference year 2012-2014,
The standard photo formats used in Europe are recalculated to cm and rounded to a full centimetre.
ICA Gruppen reported figures 2018 recalculated in accordance with IFRS 16 Leases, full year and per quarter.
In the file“Revised historical revenue numbers all earlier periods have been be recalculated in accordance with the above.
All comparative figures in the report are recalculated according to the new principles.
ICA Gruppen is therefore today publishing, on its website, 2018 figures recalculated in accordance with IFRS 16.
In fact, scientists have recalculated several times and none of the results have been true.
Johan Söderberg has recalculated nominal exchange rates to silver prices from the middle ages until the nineteenth century, which has not yet been published.
The benefit or the contribution concerned shall be recalculated as soon as the documentary evidence is provided to the institution concerned.
temporary measures, recalculated by the Commission using the commonly agreed methodology.