Examples of using Excessively complex in English and their translations into Swedish
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Rapidly assess any feedback indicating excessively complex and unjustified situations;
as well as not to force him to perform excessively complex exercises.
The other risk would be that it would be excessively complex to implement and manage programmes.
Establishing these conditions of reciprocity and/or equivalence between systems has, furthermore, proved to be an excessively complex exercise.
The Committee would however emphasise the need to avoid an excessively complex system which might prove unworkable in practice.
the existing rules have gradually become excessively complex.
This system has been criticised as excessively complex and as making it slightly more difficult to achieve a qualified majority.
People tend to see the Community legal framework as being excessively complex and not very clear.
The excessively complex rules which fishermen are expected to comply with, have become more
At the same time, we want to liberate the forces for growth in the economy that have been tied down by excessive or excessively complex rules and regulations.
Unlike the previous study on early introduction of food, which had an excessively complex schedule for the participants to follow, the protocol of this study will be simple.
regrettably, a beneficiary of the excessively complex VAT system.
Eliminating existing project cost reports which have proved excessively complex, and clarifying the definition of eligible costs;
so as not to make the transition process too rigid with excessively complex measures or rules.
A review of the system was critical as it was simply being underused and the excessively complex structure did not comply with the rules of the WTO.
it is also necessary to make provision for procedures to avoid excessively complex legislation.
The Commission admits that people tend to see the Community legal framework as being excessively complex and unclear and proposes that it be simplified.
can be excessively complex e.g. interaction between data protection rules,
duplicative across legislation, excessively complex and not always fit for purpose.
The Court of Auditors highlights design weaknesses(Socrates is excessively complex, resulting in different interpretations
The Committee understands that these exceptions have been included by the Commission with the aim of avoiding excessively complex legislation and taking account of the technical constraints placed on food manufacturers.
could be implemented fairly quickly and without excessively complex technical implications.
Care should also be taken to ensure that the labelling requirements are not excessively complex but nevertheless sufficiently detailed to provide consumers with the information they need;
lack of transparency in the markets and excessively complex products.
though at times excessively complex, foundations, and that, although some efforts needed to be made, the system was repairable.
together with the fact that the standardization has often been criticized as excessively complex.
which has a reputation for paying scant attention to the rules governing intellectual property and has excessively complex tax and employment laws which discourage entrepreneurial activity and may even encourage relocation out of the country.
compensations which renders the current system of own resources excessively complex, opaque, with insufficient links to existing Union policies
For investors, they can be complex and excessively detailed, and the information which is critical for investment is hard to discern.
international organised crime, replacing the complex, excessively bureaucratic extradition procedures.