Examples of using Which will replace in English and their translations into Swedish
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Australia will conduct an open tender for supply of new submarines, which will replace the Navy obsolete ships of the"Collins".
In the toilet, make an elevation in the form of steps, which will replace the full toilet.
clarity and accuracy, which will replace the current policy on 15 October.
great barrels, which will replace the swimming pool to cool down.
See a preview of the updated policy on advertiser claims, which will replace the current policy on October 15.
Northrop grumman corporation is preparing a new modification of the uav rq-4 global hawk, which will replace the legendary aircraft on combat duty.
You can also tell calibre to Smarten punctuation which will replace plain quotes,
H&M Beauty, which will replace H&M s current cosmetics,
The plant gasifies biomass to energy gas which will replace natural gas in Höganäs AB's metal powder production.
The Council agreed a partial general approach on a draft regulation on tachographs used in road transport, which will replace the 1985 tachograph regulation.
The Commission proposes to the Council to adopt a new regulation on administrative cooperation in the field of excise duty, which will replace the existing Council regulation in this area.
The current regulatory framework has been improved by the recent adoption of Directive 2001/18/EC17, which will replace Directive 90/220/EEC in October 2002.
Already in 2005 it was decided to invest approximately SEK 500 M in a new mill in Vejle, which will replace the existing mills in Denmark.
YSM”) which will replace Basic Modules was published.
See a preview of the updated policy for software principles, which will replace the current policy on October 15th.
evicting the Kurds, which will replace the Arab refugees who had gathered in Turkish camps.
clean technologies which will replace the old, polluting technologies
I also intend to initiate work with a view to a framework directive on the basis of Article 13 of the European Community Treaty, which will replace the directives adopted in 2000 and extend them to all forms of discrimination.
The new draft legislation, which will replace the 1985 tachograph regulation,
this little bagatelle in fact, which will replace this little bagatelle,