Examples of using Seriously affect in English and their translations into Swedish
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could seriously affect the economic situation in the country.
constipation can seriously affect quality of life.
any failure in this regard will be severely punished by consumers and seriously affect the income of the company.
seals aging, seriously affect the life of life;
constipation can seriously affect quality of life.
constipation may seriously affect quality of life.
The installation site shall have no gas, steam, chemical deposition, dirt, conductive dust and other explosive, flammable and easily corrosive substances that seriously affect the insulation strength of the transformer.
even small health problems can seriously affect his body, unlike a large dog.
can seriously affect performance.
Environment Commissioner Stavros Dimas said:"Private cars are large emitters of the greenhouse gases that contribute to climate change, and they seriously affect the quality of urban life.
organised crime, which still seriously affect the social, political
leading to periodic price drops which seriously affect the production sector.
constantly present that they seriously affect their ability to function in everyday life.
but can seriously affect the quality of life for those suffering from such overactive immune responses.
The new ESMA regulation does not mark the end of activity for the sector but it can seriously affect the way you operate.
The Committee believes that indiscriminate cuts in individual areas of the programme would undermine its objectives and seriously affect its impact.
contaminate other plants and, therefore, seriously affect the environment.
The proposed banning of single-hull tankers from 600-5,000 dwt would seriously affect bunkering operations in the EU
Although cross-border inheritance tax problems may seriously affect individuals, revenues from domestic and cross-border inheritances taxes
Article 89(1) GDPR, to the extent that the law referred to in subparagraph(a) is likely to render impossible or seriously affect the achievement of the objectives of that processing, or.