Examples of using Were educated in English and their translations into Swedish
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the country of 23 Nobel Prize winners, all of which were educated in Austrian schools or universities.
If you were educated outside the EU or the EEA, you must also submit certified
If you were educated in the EU or EEA(non-Nordic country),
If you were educated in the EU or the EEA, you must also submit certified copies
Tanzania 93 percent of the researchers that were educated with Swedish support since 1977 have stayed at their home universities.
If you were educated outside the EU and EEA, you have three options for obtaining a licence in Sweden.
Normally, only boys would attend classes- girls were educated by their mothers in their homes.
EEA country where you were educated or last worked in your profession to request the certificates showing that you.
Talented and goal-oriented women, both of whom were educated in an artistic profession in Finland and France.
But let me just say that those of us who thought they were educated have been prone to the odd financial accident.
became the first university in Vietnam where the sons of mandarins were educated.
Khazar University has a faculty body of about 200 lecturers, many of whom were educated and/or trained in Europe and the United States.
Joas's stay in the Temple till the age of seven does not favour the supposition that young girls were educated within the sacred precincts;
Sankie Maimo were educated by European missionary societies
particularly I find among scientists who were educated during the positivist era.
particularly among scientists who were educated during the positivist era.
who had their own businesses, people who were educated; they were exterminated.
only graduate engineers of Mechanical Engineering were educated, and since the Faculty started recruiting graduate engineers of Naval Architecture in 1969/70,
Estonians were educated in their native language,
with victims selected on the basis of whether they were educated, whether their hands showed signs of manual work,