Examples of using Would pose in English and their translations into Swedish
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Computer
-
Programming
-
Political
The court feels this defendant would pose a danger to the community Now, in view of the violence if released.
from a security perspective, are of concern, and which would pose a particular challenge to the Union
Member States should refuse to issue an authorisation if the activity in question would pose an unacceptable risk of spreading diseases to other aquaculture animals or to wild stocks of aquatic animals.
Such a policy would pose significant dangers to the cultural heritage,
The Commission, with the support of the Member States, would analyse whether such changes would pose any risk to the functioning of the single market
The Committee is fully aware of the difficulty that an exchange rate agreement with the leading currencies would pose, but nevertheless emphasises the positive effects it would have in making the markets less volatile
NICK MINCHIN: Well, I just wonder- I would pose the question whether Islamic States can actually make that jump to the separation of church
in line with SEB's forecasts, would pose few if any difficulties for most companies", says Disa Hammar,
An all-out general strike until the fall of the government would instead pose immediately the question of power, moving from the purely economic and trade union front to the political and would pose the question bluntly:
the view of the Environment Committee is that this would pose an unacceptable risk
he did not think this would pose no further problems for her.
However, a large number of Member States felt that this would pose major difficulties,
It stated that"in regard to economic aspects, the adoption of the acquis communautaire would pose no insurmountable problems" and that"there would be
their abolition are not on the menu, but I would pose the following question:
are not suitable solutions since in particular the collection of sensitive information would pose considerable problems.
due to the threat that this would pose to the coherence and strength of the ACP group of states.
economic growth at the expense of social welfare and environmental protection, would pose a threat to Europe
in reply to theoretical arguments, he would pose as an agitator and resort to high-falutin,
All of us who have some responsibility for this region are acutely conscious of the danger that a descent into civil war in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia would pose, not just for the community there,
A possible obligation to exclude subcontractors in other cases(non-compliance with labour law, cf. paragraph 2 of the same Article) could be envisaged in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity(with the obligation being imposed by Member States where appropriate) but would pose the same problems as in cases where the contracting entity is a public authority.