Examples of using Does not provide sufficient in English and their translations into Swedish
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The self-management does not provide sufficient guidance.
which all Member States agree does not provide sufficient guarantees.
The administration of justice in the United States does not provide sufficient guarantees for the rights of suspects.
This report does not provide sufficient information to allow us to reach a definitive conclusion on the level of safety that has been reached.
audio output hardware does not provide sufficient expansion.
The medical diagnosis of a child does not provide sufficient information on how the child will cooperate in the dental setting.
Finally, the applicant claims that the contested regulation does not provide sufficient grounds;
The present regulatory environment does not provide sufficient incentives to invest in radical CO2-reducing technologies.
CD Paper Sleeve- packaging is usually limited to promoting and demonstration CD, because it does not provide sufficient value for commercial use.
A lack of sleep or sleep that does not provide sufficient recovery exposes you to illnesses
The purely voluntary approach to NIS that the EU has followed to-date does not provide sufficient protection against NIS risks.
A system based on national cap-setting does not provide sufficient guarantees that the emission reduction objectives endorsed by the European Council in March 2007 will be achieved.
even implementation is the fact that the market does not provide sufficient economic incentives for compliance.
The current DCF does not provide sufficient data on some ecosystem impacts of fisheries which are however required for implementing efficiently the MSFD.
The rubber or polyurethane conventionally used to coat the cones does not provide sufficient protection under the extremely erosive operating conditions.
This report does not provide sufficient basis to safely draw conclusions concerning differences in strategies
Security Council Resolution 1244 of 1999 does not provide sufficient justification or legitimacy for this.
The tax system does not provide sufficient incentives for reducing energy costs
However, we also consider it important to mention that the current legal basis does not provide sufficient European solutions,
In cases where the safety data sheet does not provide sufficient information about the hazardous porperties to health or the environment,
evaluation system was that it does not provide sufficient and reliable information on what was financed and what was achieved.
that the capital framework for banks does not provide sufficient incentives for long-term investments.
The Member States contend that the ESA does not provide sufficient guarantees for the processing of sensitive data,
The rules of presumption in chapter 11 of the Swedish Inheritance Code are to be considered as an aid in the interpretation of wills, if the will itself does not provide sufficient guidance for what the deviser intended to happen with his legacy.
Increasing concern that current EU chemicals policy does not provide sufficient protection led to a debate at the informal Council of Environment Ministers in Chester in April 1998.
employed by the competent third-country authorities for the verification of sanitary criteria for fishery products exported to the EU does not provide sufficient guarantees that these criteria are always respected;
Where it becomes apparent after consultation that the request does not provide sufficient evidence to justify initiating an investigation, then the Member State shall be so informed.
a period of seven years, does not provide sufficient scope for contemporary art alongside structural investment.
The EESC regrets that the final regulation adopted by the European Commission does not provide sufficient tools for the substantial improvement of transparency in the European aviation market/sector.
CBA's legal basis does not provide sufficient guarantees against potential misuse of the Bureau as a political tool.30