Examples of using Serious doubts in English and their translations into Swedish
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The Commission opened a formal investigation procedure in view of the serious doubts that the envisaged aid fulfils the conditions of the training aid Regulation.
Unless a mechanism is adopted which will be capable of affecting the other aspects as well, there must be serious doubts as to its success.
I was so sore after the treatment that I had serious doubts about the whole thing.
Similar questionable places in the program is sufficient to ensure that its expected performance caused serious doubts.
However, over time, they have entertained serious doubts about the benefits it might bring to their daily lives.
In addition, I now have serious doubts as to the neutrality, impartiality
economic alignment of forces within Europe gives me serious doubts as to whether the oft-mentioned Constitutional Treaty is a good solution to our economic pains.
in the media in Bulgaria that there are serious doubts that the Ministry of the Interior can protect the information.
The year saw the completion of five in-depth investigations into operations that had raised serious doubts as to their compatibility with the common market.
The Commission considers that the proposed operation raises serious doubts, as it could consolidate the existing collective dominant position in the Spanish electricity market.
There is also something else about which I have serious doubts and, moreover, that seems to be the way things are going.
The effectiveness of this approach should therefore be kept under review and in the event that serious doubts arise the establishment of an EU Nuclear Safety Regulatory Agency ought to be considered.
This takeover bid has raised serious doubts in Spain in terms of its effect on competition
Finally, the probe also indicated serious doubts with regard to three technology markets where the transaction would combine the two leading active licensors in the aluminium metal production chain.
The Commission had serious doubts only in regard to two cases, promptingit to initiate the Article 93(2) procedure.
Serious doubts could be raised about the genuineness of faith of anyone who claimed to be a Christian yet committed suicide.
A wholly regrettable incident cast serious doubts over the commitment of the university to genuine multilingualism.
In response to the serious doubts raised by the Commission,
further serious doubts were raised over the evidence presented by the prosecution, with inconsistencies in the witness testimonies given.
where the transaction raised serious doubts.