Examples of using An ambiguity in English and their translations into Swedish
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However, there is an ambiguity once gravity comes into play.
Mr de Knegt spoke against the amendment because of an ambiguity in the first indent.
This is an ambiguity that neither the study nor the Commission has highlighted.
The main results shown in this study is that there seems to be an ambiguity in the family reunification experience.
There's an ambiguity of what that should be that we should do, and then we do something.
People also translate
which leads to an ambiguity in the following example.
However, there is an ambiguity as to whether it affects the reliability of the audit as a final product.
leaving an ambiguity that drew him in.
An ambiguity inherent in the“de facto
leading to an ambiguity with the linguistic concept of accent,
There is an ambiguity here, because amendment of the annex- which will be necessary- has to be done by the legislator,
absence were similarly two sides of the same coin on modernity's stage- an ambiguity that echoes in the drama
Regarding the integrity of the network, there is an ambiguity concerning the limitations that the integrity criteria may place on the negotiation of conditions for interconnection.
giving rise to an ambiguity of the bands lasers.
The Commission has also accepted amendment 11, which removes an ambiguity in point 4.1.3 of the Annex, and has replaced it
giving rise to an ambiguity in the bands lasers.
This was because the employees experienced an ambiguity in the objectives of the change,
a million men, and where there is only one enemy, it is sufficient to have only one front",">suffers from an ambiguity: there is no mention of that,
The educational leaders expressed an ambiguity towards their identity as educational leaders as a result of both an unclear educational role as well as the perceived difficulties in leading colleagues towards educational change and development.
not because I am against those rights, but to highlight an ambiguity, a danger inherent in the wording of those rights,
If an ambiguity or question of intent arises with respect to any provision of these Terms,
elections for the ad hoc divans of 1859 profited from an ambiguity in the text of the final agreement(specifying two thrones,
Paragraph(h): this amendment overcomes an ambiguity in the original text(“open”),
It is ambiguity made a science.
I get a sense of ambiguity from her.
Mitterrand: A Study in Ambiguity.
At least an element of ambiguity was introduced.
The Bolkestein Directive makes ambiguity an art form
Our Russian partners do this in an accomplished manner, without ambiguity, because ambiguity causes misunderstandings.