Examples of using What is acceptable in English and their translations into Swedish
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error is below what is acceptable in those countries.
Need to adhere to rigorous personal rules of what is acceptable or not acceptable, like where to walk,
co-ordinate capacity withdrawals beyond what is acceptable under existing competition rules.
No 3577/92 should they go beyond what is acceptable under Article 3 of that Regulation when they impose public service obligations17.
that these countries are being pushed to the limits of what is acceptable.
States in particular has, this time round, crossed the threshold between what is acceptable and what is not.
It is vital that we now have a system where the rules governing what is acceptable in terms of expenses are clear,
because it is new it subjects each age to its higher evaluation and retains what is acceptable and rejects what is unacceptable.
using such standards to determine what is acceptable.
Kautsky takes from Marxism what is acceptable to the liberals, to the bourgeoisie(the criticism of the Middle Ages, and the progressive historical
What are acceptable PAR values?
I have to push the boundaries of what's acceptable.
You are hardly in a position to tell me what's acceptable or not on television.
the best designers push the boundaries on what's acceptable.
expected in fashion and looking at things from a different point of view, the Maison made the industry re-evaluate what was acceptable, and explore new possibilities in design,
Many companies operate on the fringe of what is acceptable.
We have to take account of what is acceptable to our trade partners- and at what price.
And for divorced women is a provision according to what is acceptable- a duty upon the righteous.
However, it turns out that at the moment the compromise reached is the limit of what is acceptable.
It would be better if the National States themselves establish regulations on what is acceptable, taking into account any cultural aspects.