Examples of using Which would create in English and their translations into Swedish
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there is a major concern that there would be an overload of new classifications introduced which would create confusion for sponsors
an attacker could create a specially crafted archive which would create files in the parent directory when being extracted by a victim.
will be able to impose a ban on the passage of Chinese vessels in the Malacca Strait, which would create severe and intractable problems for China.
The intention in both these areas is largely to codify established practice, which would create clarity and predictability for businesses
especially the services market, which would create a more genuine competitive pressure
levels of taxation or special tax discs were introduced, which would create administrative complications that would be even more of a burden on transit vehicles from other Member States.
absolving developing countries from new WTO rules, which would create precisely the same two tier WTO which many developing countries have expressed fears about.
prevent the EU from back-pedalling on the global market, which would create more problems at a time when we need to invest
to partake of very small service daily, which would create an opening in their awareness that would raise their vibration
the Union's statistical services, to concern details which are excessively technical and which would create more problems than benefits.
growth implied high-tech and eco-technologies which would create employment.
The change in circumstances which would create a situation in which the dumping would cause injury must be clearly foreseen and imminent.
we are trying to prevent the digital divide from becoming wider, which would create a gap in earnings.
In implementing the agreement, Finland will place emphasis on rapid liberalisation of trade, which would create new commercial opportunities for companies in both countries.
The change in circumstances which would create a situation in which the dumping would cause injury must have been clearly foreseen
One of these is the plan for a canal between the Oder and the Danube, which would create a link between two important bodies of water.
The change in circumstances which would create a situation in which the sale at less than normal value would cause injury must be clearly foreseen and imminente6.
The net effect of this would be to place EU-based capital markets at a disadvantage with their competitors in other countries, which would create additional unemployment.
I will only mention one of them, which would create a special article concerned with questions of language
We should not under any circumstances engage in a procedure which would create a feeling of exclusion on the part of tens of millions of Europeans.