Examples of using To distort in English and their translations into Swedish
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Mozart loved to distort words and could speak,
To distort verb(distorts, distorted, distorting). .
A likely to distort the Union internal market;
Mr Pirker, I cannot allow you to distort the Commission's proposal.
I cannot allow you to distort this proposal.
Your only mistake was allowing them to distort your judgment.
The effect of a malpractice may be so widespread as to distort markets.
I try very hard never to distort or to dissemble.
De minimis aid is aid deemed not to distort competition.
They were at rest so as not to distort the readings of the instruments.
S/he has no need to distort reality.
This is the historical truth that the Arabs are trying to distort.
We have high volumes because we want to try to distort the hearing sense.
The public financing of such general infrastructure is neither liable to distort competition nor to affect trade between Member States.
Small generators with no real possibility to distort the market should be exempt from this obligation.
Therefore, I believe that it is completely unacceptable to distort this resolution with the aim of increasing the number of women involved in warfare.
Today, attempts are being made to distort the truth about those tragic years,
From a microeconomic perspective, undeclared work tends to distort fair competition among firms,
While some political forces tried to distort the meaning of this(even
you are able to distort your pictures, apply bulge,