Examples of using Written record in English and their translations into Swedish
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They could be required to show, by making a written record, that they have made an assessment of the suspect's vulnerability.
A written record of the evaluation and ranking of requests to participate
The relief sculptures decorating the Ara Pacis visually augmented the written record of Augustus' triumphs in the Res Gestae.
The earliest written record of the people is a treaty with the Romans from 354 BC, which set their border at the Liris River.
In addition, a written record of the project work is submitted with a written self-reflection over the student's own performance and learned lessons from the project work.
This involves looking over the vehicle in your presence and making a written record of any obvious shortcomings
he expunged the written record with the blood stained cloth.
by any means capable of producing a written record, report to the issuing authority on the postponement of the execution of the confiscation order,
Ensuring that a written record of the transmission and receipt, for the purposes of Article 19(3)
by any means capable of producing a written record, report to the issuing authority on the postponement of the execution of the freezing order,
of the term Euaggelion, as denoting a written record of Christ's words
by any means capable of producing a written record, the decision on the recognition and execution of the confiscation order to the issuing authority.
for those present to keep a written record.
Of course we would like to have this statement enshrined in an official written record, but I think that we have to welcome the very cooperative spirit
by any means capable of producing a written record, the decision on the recognition and execution of the freezing order to the issuing authority.
notified immediately to the issuing authority by any means capable of producing a written record.
notified immediately to the issuing authority by any means capable of producing a written record.
The first written record of Spanish interaction with the Qom appears at the beginning of the 1700s
Since no written record exists, how are the EU Courts to check whether the Commission complied with the provisions of Regulation No 1/2003 and, more generally,
if it had been able to produce a written record concerning the telephone conversation in question.