Examples of using Use of the term 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
Although the etymology and traditional use of the term"ontology" makes it a synonym of"metaphysics," its meaning has become narrowed in contemporary philosophy.
Use of the term"equitable remuneration" hampers the application of any legislative text,
This justifies the use of the term"networks" rather than"chains",
Furthermore, the thesis shows that the use of the term‘process' within environmental technology sector to describe both the companies' own operations and their products can create ambiguities in understanding.
Thus the use of the term Fathers has been continuous,
In the EESC's view, the use of the term"humane"4 in the Proposal is questionable.
Use of the term“KPL” in these Terms
It is true that in this passage of St. Justin we have the first undoubted use of the term in that derived sense.
A large number of Catholic exegetes believe themselves justified in concluding, from the use of the term minhah in v.
In order to promote international consistency of terminology, the use of the term‘reuse' in this Regulation is in line with the FSB Policy Framework.
Indeed long after this period, the use of the term Roman Catholic continued to be a mark of condescension,
(2) The use of the term"sleep" in Scripture for death is alleged to point to the cessation of consciousness.
In the methodological document doctors for fear of insulting transgender people banned the use of the term"Expectant mother" for the pending birth of women.
Member States may allow the use of the term“wine” if.
even historic use of the term as practice, exercise, routine improved;
Use of the term"emission control" in this Directive in respect of the provisions of any other Directive shall not be held as reinterpreting those provisions in any respect.
In order to prevent consumers being misled, the use of the term‘mountain product' for products of animal origin should be clarified.
Accordingly, the Committee prefers to avoid use of the term IRP and instead uses the term"rational planning techniques" which is in the title of the Draft Directive.