Examples of using Which defines in English and their translations into Swedish
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This programme, which defines the conditions for IATA accreditation of travel agents
This is an open standard which defines platform-independent interfaces for hardware discovery,
In the upshot Paragraph 3 of the Rules, which defines the conditions of representation at congresses,
Each project has a key, which defines the central note to which the other notes….
We now have a new method called createContext, which defines a new context
IMPORTANT: It is the"top speed" of the"slowest" tyre on the vehicle which defines the maximum speed at which you should ride and which, if exceeded, risks tyre failure.
A new version of the Helsinki Headline Goal Catalogue, which defines the EU requirements for the fulfilment of the Headline Goal, was approved since the last Capability Conference.
Notice the amplitude-song-info attribute, which defines which bit of data you want to inject into that element.
What is happening now? And what is this now which we all inhabit, and which defines the moment in which I am writing?
The(real) key is an integer which defines the use and format of this attribute.
However, it is La Poste which defines the financial and technical conditions on which mail-preparation firms may have access to its network.
See also Article 3 of the Regulation which defines the aim of the grouping as follows:'… to facilitate
A schema which defines an equitable sharing between the Community
Since finance is, by definition, a risk business, the strategy must be developed within a risk envelope which defines the range of potential outcomes.
The Council adopted on 25 May 1998 a Common Position which defines its policy in this area towards Africa.
a set of claims, which defines the scope of the protection provided by the patent.
not the Commission which defines the priorities of the partnership.
All EU policy must be founded on a legal basis which defines the limits and parameters of the EU's remit.
A first issue for clarification would be Article 4 of the current Regulation, which defines the wide scope of players that can potentially participate in EEIGs.
In any community of law, the policy the community intends to pursue must be founded on a legal basis which defines the limits to the community's powers and the parameters of its remit.