Examples of using Current wording in English and their translations into Swedish
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Current wording of§ 1.
(second paragraph) Current wording.
Current wording§ 10 subparagraph 2.
Delete this article in its current wording.
Current wording§ 6, second paragraph.
I still find the current wording incomprehensible.
The sections are in fact referred to only by way of example in the current wording.
The current wording is too vague and restrictive.
As regards product placement, the current wording is reasonable.
The current wording of the article may restrict victims' safeguards.
I cannot, therefore, accept the current wording of this amendment.
this corrects an inconsistency in the current wording.
Category 6(books, etc.): The current wording covers only books on paper support.
is easier to understand than the current wording.
Thanks to Parliament, the current wording is totally unambiguous,
Point 11, furthermore, aims at simplifying the current wording of Article 27.
The current wording of Article 12(1) fails to define a number of important concepts such as.
Almost all member states agreed on the current wording of these articles.
In my opinion, the current wording would infringe the principle of subsidiarity.
And I am quite sure the IGC will not retain the current wording of paragraph 32.
In addition, the current wording of Article 2 does not explicitly mention research activities.
The authors of the thesis are of the opinion that the LOB-rule is too complex in its current wording which makes it difficult to apply.
The current wording in the directive is very confusing and can, I believe, lead to legal uncertainty.
The amendments introduced in the current wording of Article 8 refer to several measures.
The current wording of the provisions in the sickness chapter must be simplified, taking account of the general parameters.
It is appropriate to render more precise the current wording of Article 8(1) in order to provide for greater legal certainty.
the Commission considers that the current wording is sufficiently broad and flexible.
The Committee fears that the current wording of Article 24 might have exactly this effect.
The current wording of Article 6 of Regulation(EEC)
The Commission considers, however, that the proposal in its current wording will not bring about the achievement of this goal.