Examples of using The small number of in English and their translations into Swedish
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One of the problems they deal with is the small number of European scholarships,
Up until now the small number of supermarket chains that dominate the retail sector in Europe have been profiteering at the expense of our farmers and producers.
The small number of Wagiman speakers are also partial speakers of a number of other languages besides Mayali,
Fluctuations in local abundance are common, but the small number of definitely migratory honeyeater species aside,
predictable owingto the small number of parties involved.
The small number of subscribers on a Russian satellite DTH operator"MTS tv",
Mr President, I would like to ask the President-in-Office if she would agree with me that the small number of refugees returning may surely also be put down to the fact that the host countries have offered them a new home, in a truly generous and remarkably humane manner.
In addition, the company that markets the medicine will provide doctors with educational material with information on risk of blood clots and on the small number of cardiac arrest cases seen in studies.
conditionality relating to nuclear safety advisory work to be developed between the small number of states capable of delivering such advice.
For the small number of people for whom MAO inhibitors are the best depression treatment,
that an international convention on conditionality relating to nuclear safety advisory work be developed between the EU and the small number of states in a position to provide such advice3.
However, given the broad objectives, the small number of projects completed
However it is also believed that the small number of claims attributed to fraud, in fact, actually represent a higher proportion
which is notable for the small number of refugees who arrive here.
Despite the small number of this category of citizens,
considering the small number of the wealthy compared with the vast multitude of the poor,
where customers are highly dependent given the small number of suppliers.
but, due to the small number of patients affected,
less trustworthy than the small number of large businesses that currently pay a large proportion of the VAT in most Member States.