Examples of using Which in principle in English and their translations into Swedish
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infallibility goes no farther than to protect the Church against passing universal laws which in principle would be immoral.
Contact Friction in general The wear in process for all Metseal piston seals are done between surface materials that can be looked at as hard and rigid, which in principle has a decisive significance for the friction and the wear.
this is only amplification of ambient sounds which in principle is not illegal.
Jurisdiction in respect of digital service providers should be attributed to the Member State in which the digital service provider concerned has its main establishment in the Union, which in principle corresponds to the place where the provider has its head office in the Union.
the Land of Lower Saxony, which in principle reserves 20% of VW shares to each of those two public actors
H1-H3 shown in the picture refers to McKinsey's Three Horizions which in principle means that you have to divide their innovation initiatives into those to be done now(H1),
overlapping tax period as it is recognised in the Member State of the taxpayer, which in principle leads to a deduction without inclusion,
Like any other business, which, in principle, can generate a large income.
Such authorisation operates as a re-delegation of powers which, in principle, have been lost to the Community
The Article also requires the Commission to adopt a framework Financial Regulation which, in principle, applies to all the Community agencies that receive subsidies from the European Communities' budget.
This was due to European directives which, in principle, prescribe a slaughter policy without vaccination.
Trade surpluses on the whole, particularly vis-à-vis developing countries, which, in principle, should benefit from relocation trends.
Therefore, we have created in the neighbourhood policy the Neighbourhood Investment Fund which, in principle, targets the South and the East.
the treatment of which, in principle, not very complicated,
Given that it represents the Union, which, in principle, provides financing for the programmes alone
To the extent that the Commission exercises a power which, in principle, is derived from the Member States;
Moreover, it equally acknowledged that the right to take collective action for the protection of workers constitutes a legitimate interest, which, in principle, justifies restrictions on the fundamental freedoms guaranteed by the Treaty.
there is therefore a majority in this House which, in principle, rejects the budgetary amendments to the Haug report,
are now being put to the vote in Parliament, is an ambitious venture which, in principle, deserves our support.
This advance shall represent working capital which, in principle, may be recovered only at the end of the programming period for each programming document,