Examples of using Are to be seen in English and their translations into Swedish
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Children are to be seen and not heard.
an infantry man are to be seen.
Yes. Some are to be seen around the country.
Our preparations for the Copenhagen Climate Change Summit are to be seen in this light.
Some of them are to be seen even in the garden, behind the building.
The documents which are being debated today are to be seen in the same logic of action.
Benefits are to be seen in businesses that can successfully navigate cloud
layout of that bridge are to be seen at Railways Museum Bucharest.
The amendments are to be seen in the context of and as a consequence of the amendments banning interim treatment.
Pannå, Roger, Style responsible in the planning board with the motto that"if things are to be seen, they should look good".
Words saying that the works of God are to be seen two and two and that one deed has its contrast in another deed.
employment-related healthcare expenditure are to be seen as investments.
These suggestions are to be seen as part of a better"governance" of the relationships between public authorities at all levels.
The EU's Fundamental Rights Charter as well as the establishment of a Fundamental Rights Agency are to be seen as important steps in this context.
If EU regulations are to be seen as relevant, due account must be taken of the realities facing rural and island communities.
The EU's Fundamental Rights Charter as well as the establishment of a Fundamental Rights Agency are to be seen as important steps in this context.
The proposals are to be seen in the context of Agenda 2000,
The ESC's sometimes critical assessments and recommendations are to be seen as a contribution towards making accession proceedings more effective.
This alone should make it clear how irrational the often repeated opinion is that AS-Interface and IO-Link are to be seen as competitors.
Senior citizens are to be seen as a resource that society should exploit more
I wonder whether the Danish Presidency is preparing to bring further pressure to bear now that so many different initiatives in favour of democratisation are to be seen.
Such principles are to be seen as a benchmark that is to be reached gradually,
Unfortunately, many of these pensioned-off aircraft- often 20 years old- are to be seen dressed up in new clothes
The results of that policy are to be seen- as already emphasised in this debate- in innumerable deaths
According to this timetable, these agreements- which must first, however, be ratified and implemented- are to be seen as a first step in a process aimed at making the free movement of persons, and their return, easier.
The boots in the adidas Copa collection are to be seen as the modern reincarnations of the Copa Mundial,
while STET and STS are to be seen rather as efforts to support the creative activities.
As the goals of this Directive are to be seen as a part of a broader priority of the Union, the follow-up should also be set into that context.
As far as Denmark is concerned, the objectives of that Treaty in the four areas mentioned in sections A to D of the Decision are to be seen in the light of these documents,
The most recent advances in this area are to be seen in the all new advanced petrol