Examples of using Which considers in English and their translations into Swedish
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nuclear physics, which considers atomic nuclei alone.
Rights of the Child5, the Commission should conduct a parallel procedure which considers the impact on the child of the proposed measures.
This means that any Member State which considers that more stringent provisions are necessary
However, some of our Member States are clearly incapable of thinking outside the economic box, which considers social and environmental policy costly luxuries to be dropped as a restriction on the market.
Therefore, I feel that this motion, which considers the Roma to be victims of marginalisation and calls for their
Unlike the Commission, which considers that deep geological storage is the safest option for highly radioactive waste,
of the communities which are highly dependent on fishing, which considers the evolution in the Community over the last 25 years.
and politics(which considers man as a member of civil society).
city architects in Malmö which considers the ways we can create an egalitarian system for our physical bodies to relate to each other in the public realm.
Politically, Mr Kostunica is associating himself with the decisions of the international community which considers that Kosovo is still part of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
This provision obliges the second Member State, which considers adoption of expulsion measures, to consult the Member State which according to the remark granted international protection to the third country national concerned.
With the view to enhance Europe's longer-term sustainable growth potential, the Commission has adopted a Communication on a European Economic Recovery Plan9 which considers the importance of undertaking investments improving energy efficiency of the buildings, including the housing sector.
between the corresponding mechanism of the European Commission, which considers that efficiency is a technical matter,
Brevard Childs's canon process, which considers the Bible as a unity
Article 35 of Directive 2004/38 allows a Member State which considers that it is faced with a‘systemic abuse of rights' when residence cards within the meaning of Article 10 of that directive are issued,
is furthermore a fanatic promoter of an ideology called Eurasianism, which considers Russia to be the origin
medium-sized enterprises, which consider excessively burdensome customs rules
Member States which consider that there is sufficient competition in the provision of local loop infrastructure
both externally and internally, which consider the need of efficiency in the production process,