Examples of using Which arises in English and their translations into Swedish
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By the Way, probably in the concept of using war machines lies the answer to the question, which arises from ordinary people all over the world after the next tank biathlon.
In this context, play situations mean informal play which arises spontaneously between children in the preschool.
The comedy of failure, for example, which plays an important part in my books, the absurdity which arises from certain confrontations… there's none of that in this book.
Consideration should be given to reducing the administrative burden, which arises from the application of ESF rules(which are essentially modelled on single year projects), by changing to multi-annual projects.
The quantitative which arises in the blind development of merely economic productive forces must be transformed into a qualitative historical appropriation.
Operating income was positively impacted by the acquisition price being below the actual value, which arises from the application of the Capital Asset Pricing Model(CAPM) on the acquisition date.
Another question which arises is how the information which is collected
a problem which arises at the two points where the analysis implies value judgments.
damage to your own computer system which arises in connection with your use of this web site.
Ford does not accept liability for any loss or damage which arises from your breach of these terms.
The problem which arises in this context relates to the difficulty of establishing where an immigrant entered the EU when he did this illegally
a third party which arises directly or indirectly from a mistake,
Broadly, the fall of real car prices across the EU confirms once more the favourable long-term price trend for consumers, which arises from global production overcapacity
Malignant mesothelioma(MM) is an aggressive malignancy which arises from transformed cells in the membrane(mesothelium)
The reading of Article 4(5) of Directive 2003/86, which arises from the literal and teleological interpretation developed in the preceding points is, in my view, corroborated if that provision is interpreted on the basis of the scheme of the legislation.
A third question which arises is why the manufacturers in America
the initial acceptance period may be determined without taking into consideration the delay which arises if the competition authority initiates a special investigation
The elements which are not general and common, must be separated out from the determinations valid for production as such, so that in their unity- which arises already from the identity of the subject,
Legal risks also include compliance risk, which arises as a result of failure to comply with laws,
Access is further conditional on your agreement that any dispute or matter which arises between you and us will be dealt with by the Courts of England