Examples of using Which in practice in English and their translations into Swedish
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The starting point for all products is the Q10 raw material consisting of crystals, which in practice are not absorbed by the body.
Welfare recommends that vaccination take place just before the epidemic begins, which in practice means in October/November.
They all use advanced mathematics to encrypt data, which in practice is impossible to break.
The Commission proposed that such substances would be exempted from legislation, which in practice would make the legislation more toothless.
that takes you to different beaches(and malls), which in practice represent a great benefit in a city that,
This same holds true for the Spanish and the French, which in practice violate European legislation in this field,
Overburdening it with too many tasks would risk making the Agency a body that appears to be strong, but which in practice is incapable of acting with the required speed.
cultural diversity supposedly defended by Community leaders, but which in practice are constantly being called into question for the sake of economising, actually be defended.
is there any good to be gained from embracing an ideal that started out as all-inclusive, but which in practice ends up being exclusive after all?
de facto agreements between importers and dealers which in practice determine import and price levels in agreement with local producers.
The only international legally binding agreement on general data protection is the 1981 Council of Europe Convention, which in practice is applicable only to computerised data and not to manually processed data.
But never directly as living labour itself(except only in a roundabout way which in practice seems the same,
feeding intolerance are included, which in practice means that we give the study a further chance for success.
another flame retardant in the same family, which in practice accounts for 80% of this family of brominated substances
Finally, even though successive decisions adopted a mechanism for correcting budgetary imbalances which in practice is an extension of the Fontainebleau approach,
Alan Greenspan gained an immensely good reputation for something which, in practice, is a significant explanation for why things have become so bad.
Consequently, the offeror may not stipulate conditions which, in practice, entitle the offeror to determine in its discretion whether
Certain bonuses have unreasonably high wagering requirements which, in practice, make it almost impossible to withdraw any winnings.