Examples of using Deeming in English and their translations into Swedish
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So, MPAC, thanks again for deeming me an expert on Islam.
Deeming the Photoshop aesthetics,
Comments from the other countries were more cautious deeming it often necessary to maintain the existing requirements.
However, deeming the minimum quota of 20% proposed by the Commission to be insufficient,
The Commission considers that simply generating a profit is not a sufficient criterion for deeming an undertaking to be‘well run.
However, deeming that none of them qualified directly as the basis for a new development, the competition committee launched a second competition,
I wish to protest against deeming it unacceptable, because I do not consider that to be the case.
In the event of a Member State deeming that the vaccines used against foot-and-mouth disease in a non-Member State against the A,
in most cases- 91%- approving the aid, deeming it compatible with the rules on free competition.
chose his own‘third way', deeming the economic situation of the fishing sector to be an extraordinary problem,
You and the Barroso Commission have generally tended to argue for a more laissez-faire approach, deeming the current arrangements to be adequate.
In the case of the United Kingdom, the Council adopted a decision in April 2009 deeming insufficient the action taken pursuant to its first recommendation
and killed him, deeming him partially responsible for Túrin's fate.
Tourism approved it almost unanimously, deeming it to be both important
The Netherlands authorities did not accede to that request, finding that additional consent may be granted only for the purposes of sentencing or prosecution for an offence other than that for which his surrender was allowed, and deeming that that was not the case here.
Adoption of two measures follows a decision taken by the Council in January deeming action taken by Hungary to correct its excessive deficit to be insufficient.
in most cases- 91%- approving the aid without a formal investigation, deeming it compatible with the rules on free competition.
not even as amended by the Commission, deeming Articles 4(3) and 8 to cover this aspect sufficiently.
my own with the aim of deeming the request formulated by the three groups unacceptable.
there being no legal impediment, and the Board of Directors deeming that such allocation can be carried out with reasonable administrative
duplication of accreditation under Directive 91/682/EEC and registration under Directive 77/93/EEC(plant health), by deeming all producers registered under the latter to also be accredited as suppliers of propagating material.
which comes to plenary as Amendment 11, on deeming full dismantling to have taken place where facilities have been converted to bioethanol production.
upholds the principle of cost recovery in the current Article 6 on a residual basis, despite deeming it to be"inadequate for incentivising activities based on the re-use of public data" 3.
over electronic networks, the principle of deeming the place of supply of these services to be the place where the property is situated remains sound.
The Council deemed it necessary to introduce two further amendments.
My father deemed himself an orator.
Whilst Popjustice deemed the song as"Amazing.
Deemed it reasonable to contact law enforcement.
We did what we deemed necessary at the time, for your own well-being.
Less worthy than Mary Webster? I can only wonder if God deemed them.
