Examples of using To preclude in English and their translations into Swedish
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It is however necessary to be able to establish buffer stocks, in order to preclude excessive price volatility, which has an adverse effect on consumption levels.
circumvent any possible obstacle at national level, the directive endeavours to regulate every possible case in detail and to preclude any possible derogation.
manufactured after due analysis of possible operating faults in order as far as possible to preclude dangerous situations.
Peter's death seems to preclude any direct link.
as far as possible, to preclude injury to workers.
This kind of rehabilitation requires strict compliance with the legal provisions so as to preclude any soil or water pollution.
in such a manner as to preclude any possibility of the data being changed undetectably;
The contracting parties undertake to make every effort to comply simultaneously with this deadline and to preclude any shortcomings in security.
we do not wish to preclude other nations from entering into closer cooperation.
Member States shall take all appropriate measures to preclude the risk of certificates being forged.
The packagings must be so arranged and fastened as to preclude any loss of the contents; this requirement does not apply where special safety devices are prescribed;
She is trying to preclude all situations in which parents can misuse the existence of different rules of law in the Member States of the European Union
not only for the benefit of our citizens but also in order to preclude organised crime.
Since the Verwaltungsgerichtshof conducted a detailed examination of Community law in its judgment of 24 June 1998, it would be consonant with Community law to preclude another possibility of bringing proceedings before an Austrian court.
To preclude market disturbances, the products supplied
standards for the implementation of RIS in order to preclude the emergence of a patchwork of divergent RIS applications,
as well as the processing of this data by Google and the chance to preclude any such.
the need to extend the deadlines in Directive 96/49, in order to preclude the need for Member States to amend their national legislation for a brief period,
as well as the processing of this data by Google and the chance to preclude any such.
In order to preclude distortions of competition with important financial centres outside the EU, the Directive also provides that the same