Examples of using Unnecessarily complex in English and their translations into Swedish
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they are unnecessarily complex and do not give enough emphasis to training at the very earliest stages
This issue is taken up by the Communication on a Freight-oriented Rail Network because absence of coordination in path allocation makes cross-border traffic arrangements unnecessarily complex and adds to physical obstacles to rail operations and unnecessary delays.
This would be an unnecessarily complex thing to start at a time when we will be out on election campaigns
the EU cannot be said to have a comprehensive legal framework governing marketing communications because it is unnecessarily complex, patchy, inconsistent
Unnecessarily complex and costly patent protection is making European research
And if there was anything on which there was complete agreement it was the fact that the unnecessarily complex rule in Article 1(3),
has been made unnecessarily complex.
consistency of the notified drafts and to identify any unnecessarily complex or onerous procedures that have to be simplified to help economic operators while guaranteeing a high level of protection for public health,
consistency of the notified drafts and to identify any unnecessarily complex or onerous procedures that need to be simplified to help economic operators while guaranteeing a high level of protection for public health,
are not made public and which are based on an unnecessarily complex system of calculation, on the basis of somewhat erroneously defined concepts,
expresses concern that some of the provisions relating to the substantiation of claims may be unnecessarily complex and even cumbersome.
it is unnecessarily complex and has no direct link to the citizens;
Stakeholders considered the administrative procedures for maritime transport to be too often unnecessarily complex, redundant and not harmonised between Member States or ports.
is concerned that certain provisions relating to the documentation of claims may be unnecessarily complex.
By the late 1970s, the result was an unnecessarily complex system of overlapping jurisdictions in which cooperation
Financial products must not be made unnecessarily complex.
Firstly, an effort must be made to avoid unnecessarily complex provisions.
implementable legislation which is not unnecessarily complex.
Of respondents think that European legislation is unnecessarily complex;