Examples of using The special conditions in English and their translations into Swedish
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The special conditions must not be to the disadvantage of the passenger and in violation of the Act on Package Tours.
Council Regulation(EEC) No 2219/89 of 18 July 1989 on the special conditions for exporting foodstuffs
In addition, the special conditions in these regions provide huge potential, for instance with
Speaking about the special conditions of the female body, gynecologists have in mind the period of conception,
The special conditions governing investment aid in the new Länder under Article 40 of Regulation(EC)
Member States shall determine the special conditions which an undertaking must meet pursuant to this Regulation
This is a real step towards considering the special conditions in which 19% of all EU citizens live and work.
Whereas because of these amendments the special conditions contained in Directive 74/268/EEC are no longer necessary;
The special conditions of this requirement shall be communicated to traders through the normal channels.
We are aware of the difficulties and the special conditions involved in this kind of process
There is not, however, a method suited to the special conditions and moisture transport mechanisms that apply to weaves in a greenhouse.
The special conditions for placing such animals on the market,
COMMISSION DECISION of 13 November 1996 laying down the special conditions for the approval of establishments situated in wholesale markets(Text with EEA relevance) 96/658/EC.
Whereas the Commission has fixed the special conditions for the import of fishery products applying to certain specific third countries;
All investments referred to in point 2 of the annex to decision 94/173/EC are also excluded unless the special conditions are met.
particularly on employment, and the special conditions of the remoteness of the Azores region justify it.
It will be a tough job, and the fear that the special conditions prevailing in peripheral areas will be ignored in the final decisions that are taken is a very legitimate one.