Examples of using Service in question 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
If there are no such prevailing market terms and conditions for the product or service in question in the country of provision
agent has provided the service in question directly or indirectly;
Social plugins on our service recognise if the user has logged into the service in question and can then display customised content for the user in the social plugin on the website.
Users who have registered for our services should primarily send their requests from the email address that is registered under the user data for the Service in question, and the response to the request will be sent to the same email address.
the Court held that the"essential characteristic of remuneration lies in the fact that it constitutes consideration for the service in question.
the End User License Agreement for the product or service in question.
the Broadcasting Act 1990, the effect of which was to make illegal certain acts that are necessary for effective reception of the service in question in the UK.
for example where the service in question is contrary to the API owner's values or runs counter to the API owner's business.
consulting rooms, in so far as such infrastructure is necessary for the purposes of providing the service in question.
The Member State must indicate, on the basis of Community rules, the specific general interest tasks, on the basis of which it considers that the service in question, because of its specific nature,
even in sparsely populated areas where the tariffs did not cover the cost of providing the service in question.
that the grades should be specified in the notice of competition following the expressed need by the service in question.
local organisations providing the service in question in the Member State in which the call was placed.
A contract covering both products and services shall be considered a service contract where the value of the services in question exceeds that of the products included in the contract.
That assessment also has to take into account the efficiency incentives that the Member State has introduced in relation to the provision of the services in question.
The Court noted that the directives were addressed only to staff members responsible for promoting the religious materials or services in question.
However, these simplifications can apply only if the services in question have, in advance and by legal act, been attributed a mission of general interest.
Given the significance of the services in question, the EU's strategic action on human resources should be geared towards.
Exemption must be limited to consortia which do not have the possibility of eliminating competition in a substantial part of the services in question.