Examples of using The polarisation in English and their translations into Swedish
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The polarisation of Europe we are currently witnessing is a result of the EU's financial crisis,
The polarisation that resulted from the crisis poses a risk to us all,
If we want to make progress on this dossier, it is essential that we avoid the polarisation we had with the services directive.
The polarisation of the political agenda has heightened competition in the regional assemblies
The polarisation of the observed light in the extremely strong magnetic field suggests that the empty space around the neutron star is subject to a quantum effect known as vacuum birefringence, a prediction of quantum electrodynamics(QED).
illustrate the polarisation and increasing metropolitanisation that would occur by 2030 should the Lisbon strategy be further developed along current lines.
Horiba Scientific(P): An elipsometer is a tool that will measure by looking at the change in the polarisation of reflective light from an incident,
But he was soundly defeated, suffering from the polarisation of French politics following the events of May 1968, scoring only 5% of the vote,
discontent with what is happening in international politics or with the polarisation of their own society,
A further cause for concern is the polarisation of the economy into clearly externally-oriented,
It has been disappointing to see the polarisation that still exists about the occupied Palestinian territories, the bloc mentality,
One cause for concern is the polarisation of the economy into clearly externally-oriented,
Given the polarisation of opinion, sound admission procedures are a must,
According to socialist theory, the development of capitalism implies the polarisation of society into a small minority of capital owners
To provoke a WTO case under those circumstances might, therefore, be counterproductive, increasing the polarisation between developing and developed countries
shall convert these quantities in white sugar equivalent on the basis of the polarisation stated, applying the provisions under point II(3) of Annex I to Regulation(EC) No 1260/2001.
economic development following enlargement; the polarisation of the labour market
economic development following enlargement; the polarisation of the labour market
The polarisation of light emitted by a neutron star.