Examples of using To a name in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
From a career as a young furniture designer with her own shop in Stockholm before WWII to a name in California's experimental architectural world in the 1940s,
Mrs McCarthy referred to her amendment seeking to enable organisations with a prior title to a name to have a priority period of registration.
That is quite a broad subject that makes no specific reference to a name or country, although we all know exactly what this is about.
On 10 December the peasants gave over 5,000,000 votes to a name: Napoléon,
Led to a name we believe is the mastermind of the attack.
The Quso interrogation, which you arranged, led to a name we believe is the mastermind of the attack.
even though the Greeks are very sensitive to a name being hijacked.
shall have the right to a name and citizenship.
Families: By having a picture of your family next to your job description, this allows caregivers to put a face to a name.
in particular by reference to a name, an identification number,
shall have the right from birth to a name, the right to acquire a nationality
wide range of communication challenges, it is a natural step for us to change to a name that better reflects the full scale of our offering.
has the right to a name, to acquire a nationality
grant protection to a name under this Regulation at national level, with effect from the date on which an application is lodged with the Commission.
other possible accessory measures such as the right to a name, etc.
I don't attach any affection to a name.
But there are striking similarities to a name in the system.
Though heir to a name that meant power,