Examples of using Solution could in English and their translations into Swedish
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Computer
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Political
Given the political dimension of this problem, the solution could be found in the framework of an ad-hoc Conference involving all States whose fleets operate in the Mediterranean.
as far as the Commission is concerned, the solution could result in viable economic activities in Poland.
the computer before calling, as the solution could be as simple as reconnecting a loose cable.
One solution could be to oblige initiators to maintain an Internet site containing financial information,
This solution could follow the approach chosen by Art. 3(2) of the EEIG-Regulation EEC No 2137/85.
Depending on your personal situation a solution could work for you that does not work for somebody else.
Whether this solution could assist you end the discomfort,
This solution could be considered since collective actions could be used in the case of both cross-border disputes and national litigation and in fields other than that of consumer law.
Our one stop solution could be from PCB layout design to PCB fabrication and assembly.
If your institution does not allow PayPal to be used then perhaps a solution could be to get a local contractor to make the PayPal payments, and invoice you for that service.
One solution could be to pretreat the substrate, which was investigated in this study where the pretreatments were performed with fungi or with ammonium solution, respectively.
Hindering the solution could generate dangerous tensions,
It has experienced extensive trials and testing so that the solution could be utilized with no difficulty.
The climate issue should be a practical matter of reducing carbon dioxide emissions and the solution could be to expand nuclear energy or something similar.
it is questionable whether this solution could provide a positive contribution to better regulation
are problematic as such, there is indeed some scientific literature suggesting that the addition of a ring to a traditional convex solution could cause‘intense pressure'8.
It should nevertheless be considered whether such an easy and flexible solution could not be acceptable
Not only is this almost complete failure to take account of the essential objective of the Nagoya Protocol a serious failing in the Commission draft, but an ineffective and unsatisfactory solution could also have serious consequences for European companies.
To prevent unfair tax competition in cross-border shopping, one possible solution could be to prevent application of reduced rates to high-value goods
there will be a strong drive towards having environmentally friendly ways of isolating gold, and that this solution could be our cyclodextrin-based process.