Examples of using The break-up in English and their translations into Swedish
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Kosovo's future status is the last remaining status issue that resulted from the break-up of Yugoslavia.
The break-up of the EU is now underway
Ukraine that inherited nuclear weapons following the break-up of the Soviet Union have generally determined not to use them.
as both the density and the break-up time are increased.
After the break-up of Yugoslavia, the Montenegrin electorate decided democratically in 2006 that they did not wish Montenegro to remain united with Serbia.
The break-up of the European single currency,
trade relations with all the new States which have grown up following the break-up of the Soviet Union.
This simulates the break-up and compression characteristics of a 25/50/100 watt valve amplifier, with their varying degrees of headroom.
In 2006, after the break-up of Yugoslavia, the electorate of Montenegro,
welfare dependency and the break-up of the traditional family.
There was not an atom of progressive content in the break-up of the former Yugoslavia.
Immediately after the break-up of the band, Joyce and Smiths bassist Andy Rourke played with Sinéad O'Connor.
Christian Fridlund and Mats Jeppsson continued after the break-up of 69-Hard to play in different bands without the sense of having found a new home.
Destabilisation began around ten years ago with the break-up of Yugoslavia, in which the European Union played a decisive part.
far towards meeting the interests of the working class, lest this contribute to the break-up of the family.
eastern Europe had made considerable progress in the transition to a market economy after the break-up of the for mer communist trading bloc.
And if they ask about the break-up, we just say that it was a difficult time that we're working through it together.
The break-up of the old order, the rise of slavery
We should bear in mind that unconditional cooperation with the ad hoc tribunal in The Hague is of crucial importance for all the states emerging from the break-up of Yugoslavia.
When considering Moldova's problems we have to remember that the country's economy has collapsed since the break-up of the Soviet Union.